VT127 – Plugging All Loopholes: Surgically Managing Optic Nerve Head Colobomas With Retinal DetachmentThis video demonstrates a modification in the surgical management of retinal detachments associated with optic nerve head colobomas.
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The new IOL design is a single piece, hydrophilic IOL with two extra PMMA haptics at 3 and 9 o’clock positions, which can swivel over a pivot.
Dr.Shail, Dr.Vandana C Nath, Dr.Vasavada Abhaykumar Raghukant, Dr.Viraj Abhayakumar Vasavada Managing vitreous in posterior capsule rupture(PCR)is a challenge to cataract surgeon.Despite adequate vitreous management,often intraocular lens(IOL) stability is not perfect.This film highlights value of performing a symmetric anterior vitreous face removal,creating a symmetric scaffold for…
Principles of surgical management of challenging diabetic vitrectomy incorporates complete removal of the vitreous gel, posterior hyaloid & fibrovascular proliferation to release antero-posterior and tangential forces from the retina.
Orbital exenteration is often performed as a life-saving measure for eyelid, ocular surface and intraocular tumors with orbital extension, and for primary orbital tumors or infections such as mucormycosis where conservative treatment is not feasible. Following orbital exenteration
Introduction A Giant Retinal Tear (GRT) is a retinal break that extends around the retina for three or more clock hours. Method This video demonstrates the management of rhegmatogenous retinal detachment with Giant Retinal Tear in different clinical scenarios. Results The surgical management of GRT as presented here highlights the use of perfluorocarbon liquid (PFCL), confluent endolaser, posterior virteous detachment (PVD) induction, vitreous staining with triamcinolone acetonide and covers how GRT can be differentiated from retinal dialysis. Conclusion This video provides comprehensive educational experience in management of one of the most challenging situation in retinal surgery.
An educational video regarding the versatility of the endoscope, its diagnostic capability and the wide array of management options in both anterior and posterior segment
This video demonstrates a novel and simple technique for management of migrated orbital implants. This technique is especially useful for cases that have volume deficit and inability to retain a prosthesis due to a small migrated implant.
This video describes a simplified technique of DMEK with the use of our ingenious injector and ‘S’ marking system
Proper nuclear segmentation shapes the further steps of phaco.cataract surgery. Full thickness division of nucleus becomes more challenging in hard mature cataract. Several techniques have been defined and compared for chopping nucleus in hard mature cataract, but still many surgeons report difficulty with full thickness division of hard leathery nucleus.
This video describes an incidental detection of benign intracranial hypertension (BIH) with comitant esotropia in an infant with bilateral congenital cataract and its successful management by surgery
VT31 – “Extreme inversion”- inverted ILM flap in detached retina with macular holes.To demonstrate the technique of inverting the ILM in detached retina with macular holes & its role in better closure rates.
In the last decade our understanding of Hospital Infection control practices is changing and our protocols are being modified towards Good Operation Theatre Asepsis. This Video demonstrates various procedures involving Hand Hygiene, OT cleaning, Gowning and Gloving, Table preparations, safe handling of Instruments etc. It will demonstrate graphical videos of Dos and Don’t’s. This presentation aims at clearly showing preferred practice pattern to achieve Optimal Operation Theatre Asepsis.
Open globe injuries with retained intraocular foreign body always throws a challenge at the ophthalmologist due to the varied nature of presentations , ocular co morbidities associated with it, difficulties in their retrieval etc.
Surgical management of developmental glaucoma is challenging. Understanding of anatomy of the limbus and Schlemm’s canal is essential for surgical intervention.