https://www.selleckchem.com/products/ho-3867.html verage time of 6.8 ± 1.2 months. Physiological lumbar lordosis was significantly improved, and the mean LA before operation was 17.6° ± 2.1°, which was significantly different from the postoperative LA (29.3° ± 7.4°, P < 0.01) at the final follow up. The LA (27.1° ± 5.5°, P = 0.15) slightly rebounded but without significance compared to the postoperative level. Only posterior approach by unilateral limited laminectomy for debridement could be served as an effective and safe method to treat short-segment lumbosacral tuberculosis without extensive anterior sacral and gravitation abscesses. Only posterior approach by unilateral limited laminectomy for debridement could be served as an effective and safe method to treat short-segment lumbosacral tuberculosis without extensive anterior sacral and gravitation abscesses. To compare two surgical treatment options for acute corneal hydrops in keratoconus Mini-DMEK versus predescemetal sutures. Sixteen patients were treated by either Mini-Descemet membrane endothelial keratoplasty (Mini-DMEK) (n=7, group 1) or predescemetal sutures (n=9, group 2) early after onset of acute hydrops. Visual acuity, maximum corneal thickness (SD-OCT) in the affected oedematous area, complications and recurrence rates were retrospectively compared between both groups. Measurements were taken immediately preoperatively as well as 1day, 1week and 1month postoperatively (Table1). Both groups showed reductions in corneal thickness and increased visual acuity shortly after surgery. In group 1 (average age 33years±7years), the best corrected visual acuity (BCVA) increased from logMAR 1.65±0.7 before Mini-DMEK to logMAR 0.93±0.6 30days after Mini-DMEK (p=0.046). During that period, maximum corneal thickness decreased from 1159±338µm before surgery to 531±75µm after Mini-DMEK (p=0.046). Patients from group 2 (average age 34±10years) had a BCVA of logMAR 1.59±0.8 which increased to logMAR 0.97±0.5 (p=0.014