Donors Report - The Vision Mission

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Donors Report
Project Netra 2015
(Mar’15)
EYE CARE FOR ALL
Cataract Surgery Camp conducted by The Vision Mission Singapore, in collaboration with
Trilochan Netralaya in March 2015 at location in Sambalpur, Odisha, India.
www.thevisionmission.org
© The Vision Mission, 2015
Mission Trip’s Summary
Number of free cataract surgeries conducted by The Vision Mission in collaboration
with Trilochan Netralaya in Sambalpur, Odisha.
2014
Mission Trip
Target
Achieved
Project Netra
300
300
350
350
November 2014
350
350
Total for
Year 2014
1000
1000
February 2014
Project Netra 1000
November 2014
Project Netra 1000
TARGET
ACHIEVED
2015
Project Netra 2015
March 2015
350
350
This Trip
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Sambalpur is a remote location in the state of
Odisha in India. In 2014, The Vision Mission
(TVM) conducted 1000 cataract surgeries in
partnership with Trilochan Netralaya (TN) as
part of Project Netra 1000. In addition, the
TVM embarked on capacity building for the set
up at TN by introducing glaucoma services,
optometry training and a tele-ophthalmology
unit.
In 2015, we aim to build upon the foundation
set in 2014. In addition to pledging our
commitment of organizing 1000 cataract
surgeries per year, we aim to work on further
capacity building for TN in terms of provision
of subspecialist services and in training the ophthalmologists and eye care
paramedical staff in and around the region. For the first of 3 planned trips this year
for Project Netra 2015, we sent 5 volunteers – Dr Jayant Venkatramani Iyer, Dr
Annabel Chew, Dr. Raghuraj Hegde, Mr Mohd Farook and Mr Edric Wong – to TN
from Mar 22-26, 2015. In addition, Ms Anjali Iyer, our generous donor who funded
this mission joined us for part of the trip, while a Channel News Asia team
documented our journey.
About The Vision Mission
The Vision Mission is a Singapore-based non-profit organization started by doctors
and professionals, with the purpose of providing free eye care to those in need in
Southeast and South Asia. We seek to serve as a conduit enabling transnational
collaboration of dedicated ophthalmic experts in providing free high quality eye care
and surgery to patients in areas of need, with a view to eradicate treatable vision
impairment and allow eye care access to all. We wish to set up and operate
sustainable eye care programs focusing on (but not limited to) treating cataracts in
areas of need, in collaboration with local ophthalmologists.
About Trilochan Netralaya
TN was founded by Dr Shivaprasad Sahoo. Shiva has worked tirelessly and
selflessly over the years in trying to eradicate curable blindness in the region. TN
has existing hospital setups in Sambalpur and Kalahandi, and therefore also
possesses the methods to bring in people for camps. In TN, TVM has found an ideal
complementary partner for achieving its objective for Western Odisha.
About Sambalpur, and the need there
Sambalpur is a remote location in the state of Odisha in India. Odisha (formerly
Orissa) is among the poorer states in India. Odisha is home to a large tribal
populace, or Adivasis (known officially as Scheduled Tribes in India), and
Scheduled Castes. The western districts have a majority population of SC/ST.
Typically, the districts and its people tend to be the poorest, with very little access
to healthcare.
MISSION TRIP DETAILS
Project Netra 2015 is a continuation of the efforts of volunteers in 2014 for
Project Netra 1000.
Last Year – Project Netra 2014
1000 surgeries were conducted for the poor in
Western Odisha over the year 2014 through 3
trips, while also training up a team in TN for
optometry and glaucoma. In addition, we set
up a tele-ophthalmology unit courtesy of
Forus India.
The volunteers over 3 trips for the year 2014
included Dr Jason Lee, Dr Jayant V Iyer, Mr
Avinash Jayaraman, Dr Chen Jianping, Mr Mohd Farook, Adj A/Prof Shamira
Perera, Dr Arun Narayanaswamy and Dr Rupesh Agrawal.
Donors’ reports for the
www.thevisionmission.org.
2014
trips
may
be
found
on
our
website:
This Trip – Project Netra 2015 (March)
The main site for this trip was at the institution building of TN in Sambalpur town.
Over little over a month (starting 22nd March, 2015), we funded and conducted 350
cataract surgeries.
Our team consisted of Dr Jayant Venkatramani Iyer (Singapore), Dr Annabel Chew
(Singapore), Dr Raghuraj Hegde (Bangalore, India), Mr Mohd Farook (Singapore)
and Mr Edric Wong (Singapore). In addition our donor, Ms Anjali Iyer (Singapore),
through whose generosity this trip was funded, joined us for 3 of the 5 days that
the volunteers spent at TN.
This trip also proved to be unique compared to others – a documentary team from
Channel News Asia (helmed by Ms Shilpi Sharma) followed us through the entire
trip and documented our journey.
The TVM team arrived on the morning of 22nd Mar 2015 (Sunday) and worked till
27th March 2015 (Friday).
SUMMARY OF ACHIEVEMENT
350
2
$17,000
Cataract surgeries
Camps
Money Raised/Spent
Surgeries conducted
were primarily using the
SICS - Small (sutureless)
Incision Cataract
Surgery technique.
In Sambalpur town and
at Betty’s Ashram near
Hirakud.
SGD
From Ms Anjali Iyer,
Singapore.
The main objectives of this mission trip included the following:
1. Conduct 350 cataract surgeries using the Small Incision Cataract Surgery (SICS)
technique
2. Enhance the safety and quality processes of the surgeries performed to even
higher standards with critical systems review by consultants from Beyond Eye
Care, LLP
3. Train the local TN team in the use of pattern Argon laser for conditions like
diabetic retinopathy and maculopathy
4. Help run clinics and give second opinion on certain complex cases
5. Assess need for Oculoplastics service and teach the local team basic DCR
(dacryocystorhinostomy) surgery
6. Initiate a Continuing Medical Education (CME) program for TN and Western
Odisha at large
7. Continue optometry training for TN team
8. Meet up with another team from Bihar for possible new partnership opportunity
HOW WE HAVE HELPED
Free Cataract Surgeries
112 free cataract surgeries were conducted at TN, Sambalpur through the camps
funded by TVM including during the week of March 22-27, 2015 and 238 more in
the one month thereafter.
The donor’s money helped fund not just the surgery for each of the 350 needy
patients, but also the following:
-
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Travel cost to bring patients from a 100-200 km radius to the hospital and then
back to their villages
Accommodation over two nights (one preoperatively and one on night following
the surgery)
o Patients who had complications or required careful observation for more
than one day postoperatively would be housed in the premises of Betty’s
Ashram for the duration required as deemed by the treating doctor
Food during the patients’ stay in camp
Cost of nurses and paramedical staff during duration of camp
Cost of equipment and medications required for conduct of surgeries
Surgical Process Optimization
Dr Shiva has established himself to be an
excellent cataract surgeon through his many
years of service in the region. While he has an
excellent safety record through his previous
60000 or so cataract surgeries, the TVM team
wanted to ensure that international best
practices were adhered to in the surgical and
clinical set up.
The TVM teams in 2014 (specifically the team
in December 2014) already made a few
suggestions and changes in order to optimize
the processes in place at TN. The practice of
autoclaving every set of instruments prior to
use for each case was implemented as
opposed to using “chemical sterilization”
which was practiced previously. In addition,
every patient was to don newly sterilized
surgical drapes.
For this trip we requested the expert services of Beyond Eye Care helmed by Dr
Rashmin Gandhi to help review and make suggestions for further optimization of
surgical processes at TN during TN-TVM camps. Beyond Eye Care sent Mr Arul
who spent 5 days with us to document every aspect of the surgical processes
involved in the main TN center at Sambalpur and the operating theater facilities in
the satellite center at Betty’s Ashram (7 kilometers away). Arul will be providing
Shiva and the TVM team his finalized report and will see through the
implementation of the suggestions by the next TVM trip in 4-5 months’ time.
Laser Training
TN recently acquired a pattern laser machine (Appasamy®) as per TVM’s
suggestions in 2014. Jayant and Annabel took TN doctors, Shiva and Chitaranjan
through various laser procedures and
advised on management for patients
with various grades of diabetic
retinopathy and maculopathy –
conditions that in some cases may
result in irreversible blindness if not
managed properly.
Around
25-30
patients
with
suspected diabetic retinopathy were
seen during the visit. 10 of the
patients
required
focal
and/or
panretinal photocoagulation (PRP)
laser therapy.
Till date, there has been no formal diabetic retinopathy screening program in the
region. Institution of such a program in developed countries such as Singapore has
led to a significant decrease in rates of irreversible blindness from diabetic
retinopathy. Now that we have instituted training for the local doctors in laser
therapy, TVM intends to work with TN in setting up a diabetic retinopathy
screening program for the greater Sambalpur region. Through this program we
intend to diagnose and manage hundreds of diabetic patients with this potentially
blinding condition. We believe this will benefit many thousands of patients and
raise standards of ophthalmic care in the region in the years to come.
Clinics
Around 40 patients were reviewed per day over the 5 days of clinics. TN doctors
brought back patients with various conditions for a second opinion from the TVM
doctors. Raghuraj reviewed patients with various oculoplastics conditions while
Annabel and Jayant managed patients with other complex ocular conditions and
diabetic retinopathy/maculopathy.
Conditions
encountered
included
diabetic
retinopathy/maculopathy,
rhegmatogenous retinal detachment, age-related macular degeneration, fungal
keratitis, glaucoma suspects and glaucoma patients, post-operative blebitis,
spheroidal degeneration and
corneal
decompensation,
naso-lacrimal
duct
obstruction and conjunctival
melanoma.
In addition, Shiva and Jayant
screened around 350 patients
in
a
primary
free
eye
screening camp conducted in
Padampur – a small township
located 110 kilometers from
the main center – on 23rd
March 2015.
The aim of such camps in the
100-200 km radius from Sambalpur is to be able to bring eye care to the suburban
and rural populations who may otherwise not have access to such facilities. 35
patients from the eye screening subsequently underwent cataract surgery with TN
during the duration of our visit.
Oculoplastics
Raghuraj was on his first visit to TN to assess scope for Oculoplastics in TN. The
nearest referral center for oculoplastics services was around 300 km from TN – a
distance many patients would not be able to travel.
He reviewed several patients who came for a clinic consult and identified
oculoplastics cases that could be managed in TN without need for further referral.
He performed and took Shiva through dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR) surgeries.
He felt there was scope for developing this subspecialty in the region, as many of
the patients would otherwise
remain untreated resulting
in
various
ocular
comorbidities.
Conditions
that could potentially be well
managed in TN itself include
ectropion, entropion, eyelid
ptosis,
blepharochalasis,
dacryocystitis, eyelid laxity,
small benign eyelid tumours
and eyelid lacerations.
Toward this end, Raghuraj
has promised to make more
trips to TN to train Shiva
and his team at TN in simple oculoplastic procedures and DCR. In addition,
Raghuraj intends to use his network of local Indian ophthalmology experts to bring
in expertise to the region on a more regular basis.
Inaugural TN-TVM CME Program
The TVM volunteer doctors conducted a CME program in collaboration with the TN
doctors and professors from Burla Medical College for ophthalmology trainees of
the same institute and for ophthalmologists in the region. The aim of this was to
set up a platform that allowed regular sharing and updating of knowledge amongst
the various specialists in the Western Odisha region in collaboration with
international ophthalmologists during TVM visits.
The CME program was attended by around 40 delegates and involved talks on
recent advances in ophthalmology, medical retinal conditions such as diabetic
retinopathy and age-related macular degeneration, uveitis and interpretation of
imaging studies for ophthalmologists. The small quiz held at the end of the CME
program proved to be very engaging and
ended with one of the residents winning
the prize money of Rs 2020.
Overall, we found the residents to be
engaging and keen to learn. We believe
that through the establishment of such
programs and regular interactions
between
local
and
international
ophthalmologists, eye care may be
further enhanced in the region as a
whole.
Optometry training
The optometry training for the five TN paramedical was a continuation from the
previous trip in November 2014. Two new paramedical staff recently joined TN were
also trained during this visit.
The training program focused primarily on visual acuity recording, objective
(retinoscopy) refraction and subjective refraction. The trainees were also exposed to
very basic optical properties and eye anatomy.
Trainees attended lectures before moving on to practical sessions among
themselves. Language barrier was overcome by translation between English and
Hindi or English and Oriya language. This was done through students who spoke
fair amount of English or doctors who dropped by to sit in.
Their performance was assessed through actual patient handling and
improvements were discussed separately. Continued education and reviews were
suggested by engaging a local optometrist from the locality.
Visit by Bihar team for prospective new TVM collaboration
A team from Sri Sai Lions’ Netralaya (Patna, Bihar, India) led by Mr Marianus
Lakra came to meet up with Jayant and some of the volunteers to discuss the
potential for a new TVM collaboration in Bihar. This hospital based out of Patna
has 6 ophthalmologists and does around 20 000 cataract surgeries for the needy in
Bihar. They requested support in terms of finances and capacity building (expertise
and skills transfer) and invited TVM to visit their set up in view of possible future
collaboration. They were generally impressed with the model we created in the
TVM-TN partnership and hoped we could replicate this effort in their center in
Patna. TVM intends to send a team in the middle of the year for a site visit for
possible future collaboration.
TEAM JOUNRAL AND PHOTOS
Day 1
Arriving via overnight train, the
TVM team was greeted at the
Sambalpur train station by Shiva.
We were brought to TN where
Shiva’s team welcomed us with an
elaborate
[aarti]
ceremony,
complete with [tilak] on our
foreheads. Eager to start work,
Jayant and Annabel quickly started
their clinics while Mohamed Farook
kicked off his optometry training
programme.
In
the
afternoon,
Jayant
demonstrated how to perform a
PRP, with a view to augmenting
TN’s skills in preventing blindness
in diabetic patients. Shiva then
commenced the first 50 of the 350
free
SICS
cataract
surgeries
sponsored by TVM’s donors.
The clinics, surgeries and
optometry classes ended about
8.30pm.
Day 2
As part of its outreach program, TN regularly conducts free eye screenings and
counseling. On Day 2 of Project Netra 2015, Jayant, Mohamed Farook, Anjali and Edric
travelled two hours from Sambalpur to a dilapidated old school hall in Padampur, where
TN partnered with the local communities to conduct screening.
The importance of TN’s outreach program cannot be understated. We learnt in
Padampur that a lot of Orissans are under the mistaken impression that blindness is
part and parcel of old age; those who are aware that some causes of blindness may be
preventable or treatable, do not seek medical attention because they cannot afford to.
There were eight stations at the make-shift screening center, starting with triage and
ending with counseling. The main station was helmed by Shiva and Jayant with the
primary aim of identifying patients with cataracts. Those found to have cataracts were
counseled on their options.
After screening over 350 walk-in patients, about 70 were found to have cataracts – 35
were sent to TN for surgery; the remainder to a nearby hospital sponsored by other
donors.
While the rest of the TVM team were in Padampur, Annabel and Dr Chitaranjan Mishra
or Chita (who has been an ophthalmologist with TN for half a year) held the fort in
Sambalpur. Annabel worked closely with Chita and was called upon to shared her
experience on managing various eye diseases such as severe proliferative diabetic
retinopathy, fungal keratitis, rhegmatogenous retinal detachment, glaucoma, age-related
macular degeneration, and even a case of conjunctival melanoma. Annabel also guided
Chita through several PRPs and focal lasers. After lunch, Chita completed another 35
SICS funded by TVM.
Day 2 also saw the arrival of our final volunteers, Raghuraj from Bangalore, and Arul
from Beyond Eye Care. Arul’s role in Project Netra 2015 was to audit and raise TN’s
operations to international standards.
Day 3
The
day
began
with
meeting
two
representatives from Sri Sai Lions Netralaya.
Like TN, Sri Sai Lions Netralaya conducts
outreach programs and free cataract
surgeries for the needy, and were looking to
partner with TVM to fund free cataract
surgeries for farmers in Bihar.
After a fruitful meeting with Sri Sai Lions
Netralaya, Jayant, Anjali and Edric visited
Betty’s Ashram. About 20 minutes away from
TN, Betty’s Ashram is where Shiva conducts
his free surgeries, and also the location
where he houses his patients pre- and postop. Shiva provides these patients with free
meals throughout their stay. Funded by
Betty’s Foundation, the Ashram features a
new three-storey building that will bring
improved bedding and sanitary conditions to
the in-patients.
In the meantime, Annabel and Raghuraj ran
the clinics along with Chita and Shiva.
Jayant, Annabel and Raghuraj then came
together in the afternoon to speak at the
inaugural CME session. The turnout was
spectacular, with more than 40 guests
ranging from senior consultants and
professors
to
residents
of
regional
ophthalmology hospitals, in attendance.
Topics covered included diabetic retinopathy,
age-related macular degeneration, orbital
imaging for general ophthalmologists and
infective uveitis. The session ended with a
lively exchange of the doctors’ experiences, a
quiz for the residents, and a splendid buffet
dinner hosted by TN.
Day 4,5
There were a flurry of activities in the last two days of Project Netra 2015.
Clinics kept Annabel, Raghuraj and Chita busy as usual. Meanwhile TN’s clinical staff
worked hard on their practicals at Mohamed Farook’s optometry classes, which had been
going on from Day 1.
Jayant guided Shiva through his first PRP. Both also took time to visit several post-op
patients to see how they were doing. Arul reviewed the set-up at Betty’s Ashram and gave
Shiva and Jayant a preliminary report of his findings for what can be improved upon in
TN. Plans were made for collaboration between TVM, TN and Beyond Eye Care over the
coming 3-4 months so that many of the suggestions may be implemented to optimize
processes in TN.
Raghuraj went on to perform two DCRs.
On Day 5, the patient load was noticeably lighter on Day 5 because India was playing
Australia in the Cricket World Cup Semi-Final!
Meanwhile Jayant went to the village along with the media to visit a few of the patients
who had their cataract surgeries. It was a very touching experience to witness firsthand
the effect restoring sight had on many of these patients.
The patient load was noticeably lighter on Day 5 because India was playing Australia in
the Cricket World Cup Semi-Final!
Between Day 4 and 5, Dr Shiva operated on the next 30 of the TVM sponsored surgeries.
Between Day 4 and 5, Dr Shiva operated on the next 30 of the TVM sponsored surgeries.
After Day 5, Arul stayed on for one more day to further consolidate his suggestions and
report for Shiva’s team. Raghuraj took Shiva through another DCR surgery and helped
run clinics before heading back to Bangalore.
SPECIAL CASE FILES
Thabiera & Sopati
Sopati’s vision has been gradually
deteriorating over the last few years.
Three years ago, she saw a doctor who
prescribed her with eye drops and
promised her she will recover –
unsurprisingly, the eyedrops did
nothing to improve her vision. Her
husband, Thabiera, found out about the
screening at Padampur, and cycled her
10km from their home to Padampur.
Thabiera and Sopati survive on a
pension of Rs 300 per month (i.e. S$6).
They live in a small, dark and spartan house built with mud and dung. The only
possession of some value in the house is a piece of costume jewellery hanging on a
hook next to broken mirror shards, an old comb and a dirty basin. To supplement
their income, Sopati weaves two brooms per day (4 hours effort per broom) – each
going for Rs 1 (i.e. S$0.02), if she manages to sell it in the first place. Thabiera tells
us he hopes that TN will be able to help restore Sopati’s eyesight so that he won’t
have to do the household chores anymore and he can go out to look for work.
When asked to eat their lunch before going to TN for
surgery, Thabiera and Sopati offered most of their rations
to us. For a couple that have so little to survive on, their
generosity was deeply moving.
Sopati was brought to TN for cataract surgery. At TN, it was
discovered that Thabiera was himself going blind from
cataracts.
Shiva operated on both Thabiera and Sopati. But for TVM’s
sponsorship and TN’s dedication to the cause, Thabiera
and Sopati would have continued living in blindness.
FUTURE PROJECTS
1. Continue supporting 1000 surgeries per year for the needy in collaboration with
TN as part of Project Netra.
2. Continue the CME program that we have initiated
3. Set up a much needed Diabetic Retinopathy screening program for the region
4. Continue augmenting clinical set up in TN
a. Organize further glaucoma training for Shiva
b. Set up a team of local Indian volunteer doctors across various
subspecialties – specifically retina, glaucoma, oculoplastics – to augment
local team’s management of patients presenting with such conditions
5. Complete optometry training program
6. Continue work with Beyond Eye Care to implement international best practices
for the local set up
7. Replicate model set up through Project Netra in other locales such as Bihar,
China and Myanmar.
SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
TVM is grateful to Ms Anjali Iyer for not
only funding the entire March trip but
for also taking time and effort out of
her busy schedule to join us for 3 of
the 5 days of the trip and help us out
while we were reviewing patients in the
clinics.
We also thank the Channel News Asia
team for staying with us through the
entire
one-week
journey
and
documenting the work that we did. We
hope that this would bring more
publicity to our cause so that we can
reach out to even more people in need.
LIST OF PATIENTS
Patient names are blanked out for privacy reasons. Please contact us for a full list:
jayant@ / jason@ / avinash@
Date
22ND
MAR
2015
23RD
MAR
2015
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6/18P
6/18
6/12P
6/12
6/36P
6/24
6/9P
6/24
6/18P
6/24
6/18
6/24
6/18
6/12
6/36
6/24P
6/18P
4/60
6/18P
6/24
6/60
6/12
6/12P
6/24P
6/12P
6/18P
6/18
6/12
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/36
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
LE
RE
RE
RE
RE
LE
RE
RE
LE
LE
RE
LE
RE
LE
RE
6/12
6/12
6/18
2/60
6/12
6/18P
6/24
6/24
6/12
6/12
6/12
6/12
6/12
6/18P
6/12
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
24TH
MAR
2015
25TH
MAR
2015
26TH
MAR
2015
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
-----------------------------
-----------------------------
F9852
F9853
F9854
F9855
F9856
F9857
F9858
72
74
80
45
40
58
70
M
M
M
M
F
M
F
5/60
PL
6/24
6/24
4/60
3/60
5/60
1/60
6/36
PL
PL
3/60
6/18
PL
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
LE
LE
RE
LE
LE
RE
LE
6/12
6/24
6/9P
6/9P
6/12
6/18
6/24
62
----- -----
F9860
75
M
2/60
6/36
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/9P
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
F9861
F9862
F9863
F9864
F9865
F9866
F9867
F9868
F9869
F9870
F9871
F9872
F9873
F9874
F9875
F9876
F9877
F9878
F9879
70
72
50
70
45
45
55
60
65
43
62
60
60
55
62
70
55
70
60
M
M
F
M
F
F
F
F
F
M
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
M
F
6/36
6/24
6/60
6/36
PL
6/12
6/24
6/18
2/60
2/60
6/24
6/24
1/60
5/60
5/60
6/36P
6/36
6/60
1/60
6/12
6/60
6/60
6/24
6/36
PL
6/18
2/60
2/60
6/36
PL
6/36
6/18P
2/60
5/60
1/60
6/36
6/60
2/60
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
RE
LE
RE
RE
RE
LE
RE
LE
RE
LE
LE
LE
RE
LE
RE
LE
RE
LE
RE
6/9
6/12
6/9P
6/9
6/9
6/6
6/9
6/9P
6/12
6/9P
6/9P
6/12P
6/18
6/12P
6/18P
6/12
6/12P
6/9P
6/24
82
----- -----
F9880
70
F
6/60
CFIF
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/18
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
F9881
F9882
F9883
F9884
F9885
F9886
F9887
F9888
F9889
F9890
F9891
F9892
F9893
F9894
F9895
F9896
F9897
F9898
F9899
F9900
F9901
F9902
F9903
F9904
F9905
F9906
F9907
F9908
F9909
F9910
F9911
F9912
F9913
F9914
71
65
75
72
55
80
60
60
70
80
65
60
68
70
65
80
61
70
70
80
70
60
70
45
45
70
70
70
60
60
80
65
62
80
F
F
M
F
F
F
M
F
M
M
F
M
F
M
M
M
F
F
F
F
M
F
F
F
F
M
M
M
F
M
M
F
M
M
6/60
HM
6/12
1/60
6/60
NOPL
PL
CFIF
6/18
HM
CFIF
6/36
5/60
HM
6/18P
3/60
CFIF
5/60
6/60
PL
3/60
HM
3/60
PL
6/60
6/24
HM
6/60
6/36
CFIF
PL
PL
HM
6/36
6/60
6/18P
CFIF
6/36
6/60
1/60
6/36
6/60
HM
CFIF
6/24
HM
3/60
4/60
6/24
PL
CFIF
6/60
6/60
6/36
2/60
CFIF
6/60
6/60
CFIF
6/24
6/36
6/36P
6/60
CFIF
PL
5/60
HM
6/36
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
RE
RE
LE
RE
RE
LE
RE
RE
LE
RE
RE
LE
LE
RE
LE
LE
LE
RE
LE
RE
LE
RE
RE
RE
LE
RE
RE
RE
LE
LE
RE
RE
LE
LE
6/12
6/24
6/12
6/12
6/9
6/60
6/18
6/18
6/18
6/60
6/36
6/12
6/24
6/18
6/9
4/60
6/12P
6/18
6/12
6/9
6/12
6/36
6/24
6/18
6/18
HM
6/24
6/12
6/18P
6/9
4/60
6/12
6/36
6/12
117
----- -----
F9915
45
F
6/60
2/60
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/12
118
119
120
121
122
---------------------
F9916
F9917
F9918
F9919
F9920
40
65
65
65
60
F
F
F
F
F
2/60
HM
1/60
2/60
6/60
6/36P
6/18P
6/36
6/24P
6/60
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
5/60
6/18P
6/24
6/9
6/18P
---------------------
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
27TH
MAR
2015
28TH
MAR
2015
29TH
MAR
2015
07TH
APR
2015
10TH
APR
2015
17TH
APR
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
-----------------------------------------------------------------
-----------------------------------------------------------------
F9921
F9922
F9923
F9924
F9925
F9926
F9927
F9928
F9929
F9930
F9931
F9932
F9933
F9934
F9935
F9936
60
65
70
75
55
80
60
65
60
60
60
70
60
60
80
70
F
F
F
F
M
M
M
M
M
M
F
M
M
F
F
F
6/60
PL
3/60
1/60
HM
2/60
PL
HM
3/60
CFIF
6/18
6/60
6/24
6/9
PL
2/60
4/60
2/60
PL
1/60
PL
PL
6/60
6/36P
5/60
CFIF
6/60
6/24
1/60
HM
PL
3/60
139
----- -----
F9938
55
F
1/60
3/60
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
---------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------
F9939
F9940
F9941
F9942
F9943
F9944
F9945
F9946
F9947
F9948
F9949
60
60
60
70
62
80
70
90
65
58
55
F
F
F
F
M
M
F
M
M
M
M
6/60
6/60
CFIF
PL
6/60
PL
PL
4/60
6/18
6/12P
6/12
4/60
3/60
6/18P
6/24
6/60
6/60
PL
6/18P
PL
PL
6/12
151
----- -----
F9950
60
F
5/60
5/60
152
----- -----
F9951
8
M
PL
153
----- -----
F9952
70
F
154
----- -----
F9953
66
155
----- -----
F9954
156
----- -----
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
LE
RE
LE
LE
LE
RE
RE
RE
RE
RE
LE
RE
LE
LE
RE
RE
6/12P
6/36
6/36
6/6
6/24
6/18
PL
6/18
5/60
6/18
6/60
6/12P
5/60
6/36
3/60
6/24
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/12
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
LE
LE
RE
RE
LE
RE
RE
RE
LE
LE
RE
6/12P
6/18
6/12
6/18P
6/12
6/24
6/36P
6/18
6/24
6/12
6/12
DCR
LE
5/60
6/6
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/12
6/60
6/18
PHACO WITH FOLDABLE IOL
RE
F
CF 4
MT
CF 3
MT
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/18
55
M
PL
6/36P
RE
6/12
F9955
70
F
PL
LE
6/12
157
----- -----
F9956
65
F
6/60
SICS WITH IOL
RE
5/60
158
----- -----
F9957
68
M
PL
LE
6/18
159
----- -----
F9958
68
F
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/9
RE
6/12
RE
6/12
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/12
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/18
RE
6/12
SICS WITH IOL
LE
PL
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/18
SICS WITH IOL
SICS WITH IOL
SICS WITH IOL
RE
RE
RE
6/24
6/24
6/12P
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/18P
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/24
SICS WITH IOL
SICS WITH IOL
RE
LE
6/12
6/12
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/24
CF 4
MT
CF 5
MT
CF 3
MT
CF 1
MT
CF 5
MT
CF 4
MT
CF 1/2
MT
CF 2
MT
CF 2
MT
CF 1
MT
CF 5
MT
CF 3
MT
CF 2
MT
CF 3
MT
PL
6/12
160
----- -----
F9959
70
M
161
----- -----
F9960
63
M
162
----- -----
F9961
62
M
163
----- -----
F9962
80
F
164
----- -----
F9963
68
F
165
----- -----
F9964
5
F
6/6
166
----- -----
F9965
62
F
HM
167
168
169
----- --------- --------- -----
F9966
F9967
F9968
70
72
60
M
M
F
PL
6/36
HM
170
----- -----
F9969
60
F
HM
171
----- -----
F9970
70
M
172
173
----- --------- -----
F9971
F9972
50
58
M
F
CF 1
MT
3/60
6/24P
174
----- -----
F9973
80
F
PL
CF 2
MT
PL
6/36
6/24P
CF 5
MT
CF 2
MT
3/60
6/60
PL
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
DCR
SICS WITH
SICS WITH
SICS WITH
SICS WITH
SICS WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
DCR
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
6/12
2015
18TH
APR
2015
175
176
177
178
179
180
-------------------------
-------------------------
F9974
F9975
F9976
F9977
F9978
F9979
62
60
70
60
68
75
F
F
F
F
F
M
181
----- -----
F9980
63
M
182
----- -----
F9981
62
M
183
----- -----
F9982
60
184
----- -----
F9983
65
185
19TH
APR
2015
----- -----
F9984
60
PL
PL
PL
PL
5/60
4/60
CF 3
MT
6/60
6/60
PL
2/60
2/60
5/60
HM
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
RE
LE
RE
RE
LE
LE
5/60
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/9p
6/60
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/12p
F
CF 3
MT
CF 3
MT
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/18
F
CF 1
MT
6/18P
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/12
HM
CF 1
MT
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/18
6/60
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/24
1/60
CF 3
MT
CF 3
MT
PL
CF 2
MT
6/36
6/24P
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/18
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/12
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/12P
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/18P
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/18
SICS WITH IOL
SICS WITH IOL
RE
RE
6/12
6/6
6/24
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/12
PL
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/12
6/12P
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/12
PL
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/12P
CF 1
MT
CF 1
MT
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/18
6/9
6/12
SICS WITH IOL
SICS WITH IOL
RE
RE
6/12
6/9
PL
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/24
PL
PL
SICS WITH IOL
SICS WITH IOL
LE
LE
6/12
6/9
6/24
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/60
CF 5
MT
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/12
PL
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/60
PL
CF 2
MT
6/9
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/9
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/9
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/9
6/60
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/9
PL
PL
PL
6/12
6/18
CF 2
MT
CF 2
MT
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
LE
LE
LE
RE
RE
6/18
6/18
6/24
6/18
6/9
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/9
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/60
F
CF 2
MT
6/36
CF 3
MT
186
----- -----
F9985
60
F
187
----- -----
F9986
55
F
188
----- -----
F9987
62
F
189
----- -----
F9988
70
F
6/24
190
----- -----
F9989
60
F
PL
191
----- -----
F9990
75
M
6/36
192
193
----- --------- -----
F9991
F9992
75
63
M
M
194
----- -----
F9993
60
M
195
----- -----
F9994
75
M
196
----- -----
F9995
70
F
197
----- -----
F9996
85
M
6/36P
HM
CF 5
MT
6/60
CF 5
MT
CF 1/2
MT
198
----- -----
F-6281
65
F
199
200
----- --------- -----
F-6282
F-6283
50
60
F
F
201
----- -----
F-6284
75
F
202
203
----- --------- -----
F-6285
F-6286
70
70
F
F
204
----- -----
F-6287
68
F
205
----- -----
F-6288
70
F
206
----- -----
F-6289
72
F
207
----- -----
F-6290
35
F
208
----- -----
F-6291
72
F
209
----- -----
F-6292
65
F
210
----- -----
F-6293
65
F
211
212
213
214
215
---------------------
---------------------
F-6294
F-6295
F-6296
F-6297
F-6298
68
65
75
58
70
F
M
F
F
F
HM
PL
CF 2
MT
CFIF
6/60
CF 3
MT
CF 4
MT
CF 1
MT
6/60
CF 4
MT
PL
CF 4
MT
6/36
6/18
NOPL
PL
PL
216
----- -----
F-6299
70
M
6/60
217
----- -----
F-6300
69
F
218
----- -----
F-6301
70
M
219
----- -----
F-6302
70
M
220
----- -----
F-6303
58
M
221
----- -----
F-6304
55
M
222
----- -----
F-6305
79
M
223
----- -----
F-6306
60
M
224
----- -----
F-6307
55
M
PL
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
WITH
6/18p
6/9
6/12p
6/18p
6/18p
6/12
CF 3
MT
CF 5
MT
CF 3
MT
PL
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/18
6/24
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/12
CF 3
MT
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/18
PL
6/12
SICS WITH IOL
RE
CF 3
MT
CF 1
MT
CF 3
MT
PL
CF 4
MT
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/9
PL
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/24
6/24
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/36
20TH
APR
2015
21ST
APR
2015
225
----- -----
F-6308
71
F
6/60
226
----- -----
F-6309
43
M
227
----- -----
F-6310
76
M
228
----- -----
F-6311
65
M
229
----- -----
F-6312
61
M
248
----- -----
F-6331
60
M
249
----- -----
F-6332
82
M
6/12
CF 3
MT
CF 3
MT
CF 1
MT
CF 4
MT
CF 2
MT
CF 1
MT
CF 1
MT
CF 5
MT
CF 3
MT
CF 3
MT
6/60
CF 5
MT
CFIF
6/60
CF 2
MT
CF 3
MT
6/60
CF 1
MT
CF 1
MT
PL
CF 3
MT
CF 2
MT
CFIF
250
----- -----
F-6333
70
F
PL
230
----- -----
F-6313
52
M
231
----- -----
F-6314
70
F
232
----- -----
F-6315
62
M
233
----- -----
F-6316
75
F
234
----- -----
F-6317
65
F
235
----- -----
F-6318
70
M
236
----- -----
F-6319
65
M
237
----- -----
F-6320
70
M
238
----- -----
F-6321
75
M
239
240
----- --------- -----
F-6322
F-6323
80
60
M
M
241
----- -----
F-6324
70
M
242
----- -----
F-6325
80
M
243
----- -----
F-6326
72
M
244
----- -----
F-6327
75
M
245
----- -----
F-6328
75
M
246
----- -----
F-6329
70
F
247
----- -----
F-6330
68
M
CF 3
MT
HM
CF 3
MT
CF 4
MT
6/60
CF 2
MT
CF 5
MT
6/18
CF 1
MT
CF 3
MT
CF 3
MT
CF 3
MT
6/60
CF 5
MT
PL
6/60
CF 2
MT
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/60
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/9
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/12
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/18
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/9
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/36
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/12
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/18
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/12
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/18
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/9
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/9
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/18
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/9
SICS WITH IOL
SICS WITH IOL
LE
RE
HM
6/60
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/9
HM
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/18
6/60
CF 2
MT
CF 1
MT
PL
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/24
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/18
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/12
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/60
6/60
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/12
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/6
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/36
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/18
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/60
SICS WITH IOL
SICS WITH IOL
SICS WITH IOL
LE
RE
RE
6/9
6/12
6/36
CF 5
MT
6/60
PL
PL
CF 2
MT
PL
CF 2
MT
CF 3
MT
PL
6/60
CFIF
251
----- -----
F-6334
69
F
252
253
254
----- --------- --------- -----
F-6335
F-6336
F-6337
85
67
81
M
F
F
255
----- -----
F9997
80
F
CF 5
MT
CF 5
MT
RE
6/9P
256
----- -----
F9998
94
M
6/60
6/36
RE
6/9
257
----- -----
F9999
75
M
6/36P
RE
6/24
258
----- -----
F10000
60
F
HM
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/12
259
----- -----
F10001
82
M
6/24
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/12
RE
6/9P
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/12
RE
6/18
6/12
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/12
PL
SICS WITH IOL
RE
CF 3
MT
CF 4
MT
6/12
CF 1/2
MT
CF 5
MT
6/9P
CF 4
MT
CF 4
MT
CF 1/2
MT
CF 5
MT
PL
CF 5
MT
260
----- -----
F10002
80
F
261
----- -----
F10003
82
M
262
----- -----
F10004
70
M
263
----- -----
F10005
65
M
264
----- -----
F10006
50
M
265
----- -----
F10007
80
F
6/60
CF 5
MT
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/18
266
----- -----
F10008
65
F
5/60
6/60
TOPICAL PHACO WITH FOLDABLE
IOL
RE
6/18
267
----- -----
F10009
60
F
PL
2/60
RE
6/18
268
----- -----
F10010
60
F
PL
6/18P
RE
6/12P
269
----- -----
F10011
65
F
5/60
4/60
LE
6/18
IOL
IOL
IOL
22ND
APR
2015
23RD
APR
2015
270
----- -----
F10012
70
M
271
----- -----
F10013
65
F
272
----- -----
F10014
70
M
HM
6/24P
IOL
RE
6/12P
CF 1/2
MT
CF 5
MT
CF 5
MT
CF 3
MT
CF 4
MT
RE
6/9
PL
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/24
RE
6/24
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/12P
273
----- -----
F10015
75+
F
274
----- -----
F10016
65
F
275
----- -----
F10017
70
F
6/60
276
277
278
----- --------- --------- -----
F10018
F10019
F10020
70
70+
82
F
M
M
PL
6/24
PL
CF 5
MT
CF 3
MT
CF 4
MT
6/24P
6/36P
6/24P
279
----- -----
F10021
65
F
5/60
280
----- -----
F10022
60
F
6/9
281
----- -----
F10023
70
F
6/24
282
----- -----
F10024
66
M
283
----- -----
F10025
80
F
CF 2
MT
PL
284
----- -----
F10026
57
M
HM
285
----- -----
F10027
80
M
286
----- -----
F10028
45
F
287
----- -----
F10029
60
F
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/12
SICS WITH IOL
SICS WITH IOL
SICS WITH IOL
RE
LE
RE
6/18P
6/9
6/18P
6/60
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/18P
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/12
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/12P
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/6P
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/24P
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/36
2/60
PL
CF 1/2
MT
CF 4
MT
PL
CF 1
MT
2/60
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/9
PL
6/12
RE
6/24
PL
6/12
RE
6/18
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/24P
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/18
LE
6/6
288
----- -----
F10030
60
M
289
----- -----
F10031
65
F
CF 1/2
MT
6/36
290
----- -----
F10032
65
M
6/60
291
----- -----
F10033
75
M
6/36P
CF 3
MT
HM
CF 5
MT
6/18P
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/9
292
----- -----
F10034
70
M
PL
6/36
RE
6/18P
293
294
----- --------- -----
F10035
F10036
70
66
M
M
6/24
6/36
6/60
6/36
SICS WITH IOL
SICS WITH IOL
RE
RE
6/6P
6/12
295
----- -----
F10037
60
M
PL
6/18
RE
6/18P
CF 4
MT
CF 2
MT
PL
6/12
6/9
CF 3
MT
PL
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/9P
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/12
SICS WITH IOL
SICS WITH IOL
SICS WITH IOL
LE
RE
RE
6/36
6/12
6/18
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/12P
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/18
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/36
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/60
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/12P
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/12
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/60
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/18
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/24
CF 2
MT
CF 3
MT
296
----- -----
F10038
62
M
CF 5
MT
297
----- -----
F10039
60
M
6/36P
298
299
300
----- --------- --------- -----
F-6338
F-6339
F-6340
62
62
40
F
F
F
301
----- -----
F-6341
67
F
302
----- -----
F-6342
50
F
303
----- -----
F-6343
65
f
6/12
HM
PL
CF 3
MT
6/9
CF 3
MT
304
----- -----
F-6344
66
F
PL
305
----- -----
F-6345
78
F
CF 5
MT
306
----- -----
F-6346
68
F
PL
307
----- -----
F-6347
78
F
6/12
6/18
CF 2
MT
CF 4
MT
CF 2
MT
CF 4
MT
CF 4
MT
6/18
308
----- -----
F-6348
60
F
309
----- -----
F-6349
66
M
CF 4
MT
6/24P
310
----- -----
F-6350
80
F
HM
PL
SICS WITH IOL
LE
311
----- -----
F-6351
72
F
PL
HM
SICS WITH IOL
RE
312
----- -----
F-6352
60
M
313
----- -----
F-6353
60
M
CF 3
MT
PL
314
----- -----
F-6354
53
M
PL
315
----- -----
F-6355
72
F
316
----- -----
F-6356
78
M
HM
CF 4
MT
CF 2
MT
6/9
CF 4
MT
HM
CF 3
MT
SICS WITH IOL
LE
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/36
6/9
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/36
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/60
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/24
26TH
APR
2015
317
----- -----
F-6357
75
M
318
----- -----
F-6358
61
M
319
----- -----
F-6359
82
M
320
----- -----
F-6360
80
M
321
----- -----
F-6361
75
M
322
----- -----
F-6362
75
F
CF 5
MT
PL
CF 2
MT
CF 1
MT
CF 3
MT
PL
323
----- -----
F-6363
70
F
6/18
CF 5
MT
CF 4
MT
CF 4
MT
324
----- -----
F-6364
73
M
325
----- -----
F-6365
70
M
326
----- -----
F-6366
75
M
327
----- -----
F-6367
66
F
328
----- -----
F-6368
38
F
PL
329
----- -----
F-6369
50
F
6/60
330
331
332
333
-----------------
-----------------
F-6370
F-6371
F-6372
F-6373
69
71
67
68
F
F
F
F
334
----- -----
F-6374
70
F
335
----- -----
F-6375
71
F
336
----- -----
F-6376
70
F
337
----- -----
F-6377
67
F
6/18
338
----- -----
F-6378
98
F
339
----- -----
F-6379
65
F
PL
6/12
CF 1 FT
PL
CF 1
MT
CF 3
MT
PL
CF 3
MT
CF 2
MT
6/12
340
----- -----
F-6380
64
F
HM
341
----- -----
F-6381
50
F
342
----- -----
F-6382
69
F
343
----- -----
F-6383
70
F
PL
CF 4
MT
CF 1
MT
344
----- -----
F-6384
69
F
PL
345
----- -----
F-6385
61
M
346
----- -----
F-6386
50
M
CF 4
MT
PL
347
----- -----
F-6387
72
M
PL
348
----- -----
F-6388
68
F
349
----- -----
F-6389
80
F
350
----- -----
F-6390
62
F
CF 1/2
MT
CF 3
MT
CF 1/2
MT
CF 4
MT
6/9
CF 3
MT
CF 1
MT
CF 3
MT
PL
CF 5
MT
CF 3
MT
CF 2
MT
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/12
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/9
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/36
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/18
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/18
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/60
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/12
SICS WITH IOL
LE
CF 1
FT
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/18
HM
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/60
CF 1/2
MT
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/18
6/9
CF 4
MT
CF 1 FT
PL
6/60
6/60
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/36
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/9
SICS
SICS
SICS
SICS
IOL
IOL
IOL
IOL
RE
LE
RE
RE
6/9
6/9
6/9P
6/6P
HM
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/12
PL
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/12
6/60
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/18
PL
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/18
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/9
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/9
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/9
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/12
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/9P
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/9
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/6P
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/12
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/18
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/18P
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/12
SICS WITH IOL
RE
6/9
SICS WITH IOL
LE
6/12
CF 1/2
MT
PL
CF 1
MT
6/24
CF 1
MT
CF 3
MT
CF 1
MT
CF 5
MT
6/36
CF 5
MT
CF 2
MT
CF 4
MT
CF 1
MT
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