DR. BOAZ J. LISSAUER, MD

NEW YORK, NY

Research Active
Ophthalmology NPI registered 21+ years 1 publication 2005 – 2005 NPI: 1639173123
Ophthalmology Ophthalmology Surgery - Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Surgery - Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Tomography, X-Ray ComputedChronic DiseaseRisk AssessmentVisual AcuityDevice RemovalOrbitBioprosthesisOrbital FracturesBone CystsOrbital Implants

Practice Location

1036 PARK AVE
NEW YORK, NY 10028-0971

Phone: (212) 717-2150

What does BOAZ LISSAUER research?

Dr. Lissauer's research explores complications that can emerge after surgeries to repair the eye socket, particularly those involving a type of implant used to support the eye area. In one notable case, he examined an elderly woman's experience with a cyst that developed many years after her surgery, leading to vision problems and swelling. His findings help medical professionals recognize and manage potential long-term issues in patients who have undergone similar procedures.

Key findings

  • An 89-year-old woman developed a cyst 12 years after orbital fracture repair, leading to significant symptoms including blurry vision and swelling.
  • Post-surgery, after the cyst and implant were removed, the patient's vision and symptoms improved significantly, showcasing the effectiveness of addressing this complication.

Frequently asked questions

Does Dr. Lissauer study complications from eye surgeries?
Yes, Dr. Lissauer studies complications that can arise after surgeries related to the eye, particularly from orbital fractures.
What specific condition has Dr. Lissauer researched?
He has researched chronic subperiosteal hematic cysts, which can develop after orbital surgery.
Is Dr. Lissauer's work relevant to older patients?
Yes, his research is particularly relevant for older patients who may experience long-term complications after eye surgery.

Publications in plain English

Chronic subperiosteal hematic cyst formation twelve years after orbital fracture repair with alloplastic orbital floor implant.

2005

Orbit (Amsterdam, Netherlands)

Glavas I, Lissauer B, Hornblass A

Plain English
This study focused on an 89-year-old woman who developed a rare complication 12 years after having surgery to fix a fracture in her eye socket. She experienced blurry vision and swelling around her left eye due to a cyst that formed under the skin. After surgery to remove the implant and drain the cyst, her vision and symptoms improved significantly. Who this helps: This benefits patients who have had orbital fractures and their doctors by highlighting a possible long-term complication.

PubMed

Frequent Co-Authors

Ioannis Glavas Albert Hornblass

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