Iris Prolapse, Prolapse, Prolapse
Once an iris prolapses once, it continues to prolapse throughout the case. Iris prolapse occurs when the pupil is small, when a small pupil requires stretching, and when a small pupil secondary to posterior synechia requires stretching. The surgeon presents several tips for managing iris prolapse during emulsification. [Video Journal of Cataract and Refractive Surgery (VJCRS Volume XVII Issue 1) 2001]
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Introduction VJCRS Volume XVII Issue 1 2001
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A Dog's Day
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Scleral Rupture
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Iris Prolapse, Prolapse, Prolapse
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Descemet's Cleavage
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Anterior Capsule Tear
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Argentina Flag Sign
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Intraoperative Capsular Block
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Dropped Nucleus
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Thermal Injury
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Distilled H2O Damage
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Corticocapsular Adhesions
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CTR Loss
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Conclusion VJCRS Volume XVII Issue 1 2001
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