Kartasheva E A, Mashukov O D
Vestn Oftalmol. 1990 Jul-Aug;106(4):31-2.
Examinations of 87 patients with different positions of the eyeball in the orbit have revealed that if the eyeball sinks even slightly deeper in the orbit than normally, collapse of the cornea is observed during cataract extraction and ciliary-choroid detachment develops during the postoperative period. If the eyeball protrudes forward no corneal collapse or ciliary-choroid detachment occur.
对87例眼球在眼眶中处于不同位置的患者进行检查后发现，如果眼球在眼眶中比正常情况略微下陷更深，在白内障摘除过程中会观察到角膜塌陷，并且在术后会发生睫状体 - 脉络膜脱离。如果眼球向前突出，则不会发生角膜塌陷或睫状体 - 脉络膜脱离。
