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104 Clinical Poster SessionsIMT which was confirmed by FFA. Loss of normal central hypoautofluorescence was notedin 28 (93.3%) eyes. The remaining two eyes showed distorted central hypoautofluorescence.Grayish retina was present in 15 (50%) eyes on color fundus photo which had correspondinghyperautofluorescence in 10 eyes and hypoautofluorescence in 5 eyes. There was alteration in thepattern of parafoveal FAF in all the eyes. Twenty two (73.3%) eyes showed hypoautofluorescenceand 7 (7/30%) eyes showed hyperautofluorescence as compared to normal parafoveal FAF.Conclusions: Loss of central hypoautofluorescence is a common feature in IMT which needsfurther exploration.ICP 025Threshold Visual Acuity and Sight Restoration Rate Immediate Post Operativelyof the Patients Undergoing Cataract Surgery in Warangal DistrictRavi BuruguL V Prasad Eye Institute, Hyderabad, IndiaPurpose: To assess the visual acuity threshold at which patients are undergoing cataractsurgery and to assess visual recovery after cataract surgery in government and non-governmenteye hospitals in Warangal district.Methods: A total of 585 subjects (42% government 58% (non-government) were selected in5 hospitals (50.3% female). Pre-operative and post-operative visual acuity (VA) was assessed inboth eyes using Snellen’s visual acuity chart. Sight Restoration Rate (SRR) was calculated as no.of eyes blind pre-operatively – no. of eyes blind post-operatively/total cataract surgeries * 100.Blindness is defined as presenting VA