90 Clinical Poster SessionsResults: Median age of patients was 17 months (0 – 252 months, range). 62.5% of patientspresented in less than 24 months of age. The children presented with enlargement of eyeball(29.1%, n=7), whitening of the cornea (20.8%, n=5), epiphora (12.5%, n=3). All the patientspresented with a facial hemangiomas and ocular melanosis. Pigmentary nevi over the body wererecorded only in 50% of patients. The mean IOP at the time of presentation was 26.47± 9.23mm Hg (10 – 49 mm Hg, range). 27 eyes underwent surgical management, 4 eyes underwentTransscleral cyclophotocoagulation, and 5 eyes were continued on medical therapy. The IOPin cases undergoing surgical management at our centre reduced from 24.61±5.52 mm Hg to11.80±5.31 mm Hg (p1 medication after LPI over long term followup (p
ICP 004Clinical Poster SessionsRefractive Outcome of Cataract Surgery Using Partial Coherence Interferometryand Ultrasound BiometryAravind Roy, Sujata Das, Srikant K Sahu, Suryasnata RathL V <strong>Prasad</strong> <strong>Eye</strong> <strong>Institute</strong>, Bhubaneswar, Orissa, India.91Purpose: To compare the refractive outcome of cataract surgery based on partial coherenceinterferometry (PCI) to that of contact ultrasound biometry (US).Methods: Prospective randomized controlled study of 31 patients (June 2009 to May 2010).Results: The mean numerical error (MNE) (the difference between the refractive outcome6-weeks postoperatively and the predicted spherical equivalent) was 0.19 diopter (D) (95%CI:0.01 to 0.37) and -0.64 D (95%CI: -1.40 to 0.12) with the PCI and US, respectively (p=0.018).The mean absolute error MAE (the absolute value of MNE) was 0.30 D (95%CI: 0.17 to 0.43)and 0.94 D (95%CI: 0.30 to 1.58) with the PCI and US, respectively (p=0.027). 94.1% of patientswere within +/- 1 D of the predicted final visual refractive error in the PCI group as comparedto 57.1% in the US biometry group (p=0.043).Conclusions: The non-contact optical biometry using the partial coherence laserinterferometry principle improves the predictive value for postoperative refraction, and is areliable tool for the estimation of intraocular lens power.ICP 005Presumed Trematode Induced Granulomatous Uveitis in South IndiaArya Lalan Kumar, 1 SR Rathinam, 2 Lalitha Prajna, 1 Veena Tandon 31Department of Microbiology, AMRF, Madurai, 2 Department of Uvea, AEH, Madurai,3Department of Parasitology, North Eastern Hill University, Shilong, Meghalaya, IndiaPurpose: To confirm the etiology of the Presumed Trematode Induced granulomatous uveitisinrelation to environmental source.Methods: Children with presumed trematode induced Uveitis were enrolled in this study.Snails were collected from village ponds to obtain cercaria.DNA was extracted from cercariaof snails and from sub conjunctival and anterior chamber granuloma of patients. PCR wascarried out targeting ITS2 region of trematode rDNA using universal primers specific fortrematode. Bi-directional sequencing and BLAST analysis were done for the identification oftrematode at species level.Results: The present study demonstrated that the identity of the environmental cercariaas Procerovum and Haplorchis species of the family Heterophyidae, using calf liver cercaria(Faciola hepatica ) as positive control. Out of 11 patients samples analysed in which three werefound to have trematode DNA and conformed as Procerovum species, which were similar asenvironmental cercaria.