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July 17-19, 2017 Chicago, USA
World Congress and Expo on
Optometry & Vision Science
Volume 2, Issue 1 (Suppl) Optom Open Access, an open access journal
ISSN:2476-2075 World Optometry 2017
July 17-19, 2017
Sergio Ozan, Optom Open Access 2017, 2:1 (Suppl)
DOI: 10.4172/2476-2075-C1-002
JUMAT orbit implant
This implant was created considering the good qualities of previous ones and improving their flaws. To start the fabrication,
I looked for material that was easy to get in the market and with low cost. JUMAT is made with hypoallergenic high-density
polymethylmethacrylate. It is made in different sizes, from 10 mm to 22 mm. This is really helpful for the surgeon, as he counts
with different sizes at the operation theater and can select on site the most suitable one. This is essential for the successful
adaptation of the implant. JUMAT orbit implant has multiple perforations of different diameters, being the principal one, the
one that marks the implant axis and crosses it completely. This perforation has larger diameter in the back area and smaller
in the front one. All other perforations connect with the principal one and interconnect among themselves too. This system
of perforations is essential to foster an excellent vascularization. Within ten days of surgery the patient is ready to start with
the testing for the adaptation of a prosthethic eye. As from 2010 to present time, 235 JUMAT implants have been implanted
with only two expulsions reported. These cases were studied in detail. It was observed that both cases involved children
with retinoblastoma. They were enucleated and were implanted with JUMAT. These two children were derived to Children's
Garrahan Hospital in Buenos Aires, leading children’s hospital in Argentina. They were under radiotherapy and chemotherapy.
These two processes avoided tissue vascularization by necrosia, which determined the expulsion of the implant. Considering
material, cost of material, availability of various implant dimensions, surgeon possibility of choosing exact measure during
operation, JUMAT implant proves to be the best option.
Biography
Sergio Ozan is an Optician at the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina. He is a Specialist in Contact Lenses, specialist and manufacturer of ocular prosthesis. He is a
scientific adviser for ocular prosthesis inAPO (Asociación Profesional de Optómetras inArgentina). He is a Precursor and creator of multiperforated orbital implant, JUMAT.
He is a Precursor and creator of expander orbit asmotic hydrogel filling for microophthalmia. He is the Director of CEPROC and the Director of Ocular Prosthesis Division
in Perfect Vision, Santiago, Chile. He is the Developer of one-hour customized ocular prosthesis method, unique in Latin-America and the Precursor and creator of the
first prosthetic sclera lens.
Sergio Ozan
University of Buenos Aires, Argentina