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OBJETIVO: Determinar as condições visuais e oculares em indivíduos com mais de 99 anos. MÉTODO: Estudo prospectivo e descritivo de série casos. Trinta idosos com mais de 99 anos se inscreveram no Instituto da Visão da Universidade Federal de São Paulo, de forma voluntária, respondendo à busca ativa. O exame oftalmológico constou de anamnese, ectoscopia, acuidade visual, exame refracional, citologia e cultura de cílios e conjuntiva com antibiograma, teste de Schirmer basal, tempo de ruptura do filme lacrimal, coloração com Rosa Bengala da conjuntiva e córnea, exame de biomicroscopia, tonometria de aplanação e fundoscopia direta e indireta. Foram realizados exames complementares, como retinografia e tomografia de coerência óptica, quando indicados. RESULTADOS: Trinta pacientes acima de 99 anos (média de 101,5±1,8 anos), dos quais, 25 mulheres e 5 homens, foram examinados; destes, 10 não tinham condições de exame completo, em razão de limitações de saúde e mobilidade. A doença sistêmica mais encontrada foi hipertensão arterial (8 pacientes = 40%). Cinco pacientes (25%) negaram qualquer doença ou uso de medicação. A melhor acuidade visual corrigida para longe foi de 20/100 ou melhor em 11 pacientes (55%) e para perto variou de J4 ou melhor também em 11 pacientes (55%), sendo que sete destes idosos (63%) não haviam sido submetidos à cirurgia de catarata. A principal queixa foi dificuldade para leitura em 55% e 40% demonstrou estar satisfeito com a sua visão. A melhora da acuidade com prescrição de óculos novos ocorreu em 4 casos (20%). Catarata foi identificada como comprometendo a visão de forma significativa em 5 casos (25%); porém, apenas 2 concordaram com a cirurgia. A principal causa de baixa visão foi a degeneração macular relacionada à idade, presente em todos os casos; na maioria da vezes (95%), na forma seca. CONCLUSÃO: As necessidades da população nessa faixa etária devem ser entendidas para o desenvolvimento de política específica de saúde ocular. Esse estudo demonstrou idosos com maioria do sexo feminino (83,3%), boa saúde geral (35%), hipertensos (40%), com dificuldade para leitura (55%) e com baixa visual em decorrência de degeneração macular relacionada à idade.
PURPOSE: To determine vision conditions and ocular findings in patients older than 99 years. METHODS: Patients were recruited by media advertisement and examined at the Vision Institute of UNIFESP. The following examinations were performed: visual acuity, ectoscopy, refraction, biomicroscopy, tear film break-up time, Schirmer basal test, tonometry, direct and indirect ophthalmoscopy. Complementary examinations such as optical coherence tomography were performed when indicated. RESULTS: Thirty patients older than 99 years were identified. Mean age of 101.5±1.8, 25 females and 5 males. Most common systemic disease, according to history, was arterial hypertension. In 11 patients (55%), the best corrected far visual acuity was 20/100 or better. The best corrected near visual acuity was J4 or better also in 55% (11 patients) and 63.0% (7 patients) of these were the ones that had not been submitted to cataract surgery. The most frequent visual complaint was low vision for reading (55%) and other 8 patients (40%) reported no disturbance (satisfied with their vision). Lens opacity was present in 9 patients (60%) and 8 patients (40%) had previous cataract surgery (5 aphakic eyes, 9 pseudophakic eyes). Cataract was identified as important for impairment of vision in 5 patients but only 2 of them wanted to be submitted to surgery. The main cause of visual impairment was age-related macular degeneration, present in all patients, 95% with no exudative form. Vision improved with new refractive prescription in 4 patients. CONCLUSION: Once we understand the needs we can plan specific diagnostic and treatment strategies. This sample showed that most were female (83.3%), with good general health (35%), most with systemic arterial hypertension (40%), complaining of low vision for reading (55%) because of age-related macular degeneration (100%, 95% dry form). Only 40% had been previously submitted to cataract surgery. Most of the patients with cataract said to be satisfied with their vision; of the 5 patients that could be operated only 2 decided to do it. Low vision for reading, AMD and cataract were the main findings.
PURPOSE: To determine vision conditions and ocular findings in patients older than 99 years. METHODS: Patients were recruited by media advertisement and examined at the Vision Institute of UNIFESP. The following examinations were performed: visual acuity, ectoscopy, refraction, biomicroscopy, tear film break-up time, Schirmer basal test, tonometry, direct and indirect ophthalmoscopy. Complementary examinations such as optical coherence tomography were performed when indicated. RESULTS: Thirty patients older than 99 years were identified. Mean age of 101.5±1.8, 25 females and 5 males. Most common systemic disease, according to history, was arterial hypertension. In 11 patients (55%), the best corrected far visual acuity was 20/100 or better. The best corrected near visual acuity was J4 or better also in 55% (11 patients) and 63.0% (7 patients) of these were the ones that had not been submitted to cataract surgery. The most frequent visual complaint was low vision for reading (55%) and other 8 patients (40%) reported no disturbance (satisfied with their vision). Lens opacity was present in 9 patients (60%) and 8 patients (40%) had previous cataract surgery (5 aphakic eyes, 9 pseudophakic eyes). Cataract was identified as important for impairment of vision in 5 patients but only 2 of them wanted to be submitted to surgery. The main cause of visual impairment was age-related macular degeneration, present in all patients, 95% with no exudative form. Vision improved with new refractive prescription in 4 patients. CONCLUSION: Once we understand the needs we can plan specific diagnostic and treatment strategies. This sample showed that most were female (83.3%), with good general health (35%), most with systemic arterial hypertension (40%), complaining of low vision for reading (55%) because of age-related macular degeneration (100%, 95% dry form). Only 40% had been previously submitted to cataract surgery. Most of the patients with cataract said to be satisfied with their vision; of the 5 patients that could be operated only 2 decided to do it. Low vision for reading, AMD and cataract were the main findings.
OBJECTIF : Déterminer l'état visuel et oculaire chez des individus âgés de plus de 99 ans. MÉTHODE : Étude prospective et descriptive d'une série de cas. Trente personnes âgées de plus de 99 ans se sont portées volontaires et ont été incluses à l'Institut de la Vision de l'Université fédérale de São Paulo en réponse à une démarche de dépistage actif. L'examen ophtalmologique comprenait une anamnèse, une ectoscopie, la mesure de l'acuité visuelle, un examen de la réfraction, une cytologie et une mise en culture des cils et de la conjonctive avec antibiogramme, un test de Schirmer basal, la mesure du temps de rupture du film lacrymal, une coloration de la conjonctive et de la cornée au rose Bengale, un examen biomicroscopique, une tonométrie à aplanation ainsi qu'un fond d'œil direct et indirect. Des examens complémentaires, tels que la rétinographie et la tomographie par cohérence optique, ont été réalisés lorsqu'ils étaient indiqués. RÉSULTATS : Trente patients âgés de plus de 99 ans (âge moyen de 101,5 ± 1,8 ans), dont 25 femmes et 5 hommes, ont été examinés ; parmi eux, 10 n'ont pu bénéficier d'un examen complet en raison de limitations d'ordre médical et de mobilité. La pathologie systémique la plus fréquente était l'hypertension artérielle (8 patients = 40 %). Cinq patients (25 %) ont déclaré n'avoir aucune pathologie ni aucun traitement médicamenteux. La meilleure acuité visuelle corrigée de loin était de 20/100 ou supérieure chez 11 patients (55 %), et de près, elle était de J4 ou supérieure également chez 11 patients (55 %), sachant que sept de ces personnes âgées (63 %) n'avaient pas été opérées de la cataracte. Le principal motif de plainte était une difficulté à la lecture chez 55 % des patients, tandis que 40 % se sont déclarés satisfaits de leur vision. Une amélioration de l'acuité visuelle après prescription de nouveaux verres correcteurs a été observée dans 4 cas (20 %). La cataracte a été identifiée comme altérant significativement la vision dans 5 cas (25 %) ; néanmoins, seuls 2 patients ont consenti à l'intervention chirurgicale. La principale cause de baisse d'acuité visuelle était la dégénérescence maculaire liée à l'âge, présente dans tous les cas, le plus souvent (95 %) sous forme sèche. CONCLUSION : Les besoins de la population appartenant à cette tranche d'âge doivent être compris afin d'élaborer des politiques de santé oculaire spécifiques.
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