Capsular Tension Rings
Patrick J. Riedel, MD, demonstrates insertion of CTRs in several cases of zonular instability.
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Introduction from Dr. Colvard
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Corneal Incision
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Scleral Incision
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Capsulorhexis
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Hydrodissection and Hydrodelineation
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Basic Divide and Conquer
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Horizontal Chop
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Vertical Chop in Hard Cataract
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Bimanual Phaco
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Capsular Tension Rings
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Insertion of Three-piece IOL after Capsular Tear
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Dialing the Trailing Haptic of Three-piece IOL
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Manual Folding of Three Piece Acrylic and Silicone IOLs
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AMO Tecnis Single Piece Acrylic IOL
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AMO Tecnis Three Piece Silicone IOL
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Tecnis Three Piece Acrylic IOLs
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Loading the Monarch 2 with a single piece acrylic IOL
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Loading the Purple Monarch with a three piece acrylic IOL
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Bausch & Lomb Easy-Load Lens Delivery System
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Tecnis Three Piece Acrylic IOL
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Tecnis Single Piece Acrylic IOL Placement
Comments (1)
I recently used a CTR immediately after hydrodilineation prior to phaco in a case with a rock-hard nucleus and about 50% zonular dehiscence. It worked great, stabilizing the eye allowing for safer phaco. If I trapped some cortex it did not cause any post-op inflammation.