Posterior subluxed cataract
Dr. Fine manages a posterior subluxed cataract by elevating the nucleus into anterior chamber via a pars plana incision where a microincisional biaxial phaco technique is used to remove the cataract.
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Phacoemulsification in the Presence of Very Shallow Anterior Chambers
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High Myopia
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Bimanual posterior polar cataract
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Switching phaco hands
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Posterior subluxed cataract
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Mature cataract with zonular dialysis during phaco
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A punctured posterior capsule
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Pseudoexfoliation post glaucoma in filtration surgery
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Rock Hard Nuclei
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Rock Hard Nucleus (Case 2)
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Micro cornea and iris coloboma
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Phaco post malignant melanoma excision
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Hydroexpression of the lens in IFIS
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The use of Healon 5 with bimanual microincision phaco
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Every small pupil must be viewed as a potential IFIS
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Iris Bombe
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Bimanual microincision RLE
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Intraocular cautery
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Late recentering of IOL and insertion of CTR
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Late reopening of fibrosed capsule
Comments (4)
thanks!
Dear ranchump,
wow. impressive as usual. but how did you manage the anterior capsule?- you mention that you brought the entire lens with capsule intact through the pupil.
Respected Dr. I. Howard fine.