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Bilateral Congenital Cataract Surgery in a 45-Day-Old Baby: Right Eye

Simonetta Morselli, MD

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Simonetta Morselli, MD, performs surgery on the right eye of a 45-day-old baby with bilateral congenital cataracts. Echographic examination suggested a persistent hyaloid artery, and the patient's pupil became increasingly miotic throughout the procedure. The use of vitreoretinal forceps was required to remove a challenging posterior capsular opacity in the right eye. [No sound]

Posted: 10/23/2015

Keywords:

Cataract

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Cataract Surgery

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Iris Expander

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Iris Hooks

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Miosis

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Pediatric

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Posterior capsular opacification, PCO

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Small pupil

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Bilateral Congenital Cataract Surgery in a 45-Day-Old Baby: Right Eye

Simonetta Morselli, MD

Simonetta Morselli, MD, performs surgery on the right eye of a 45-day-old baby with bilateral congenital cataracts. Echographic examination suggested a persistent hyaloid artery, and the patient's pupil became increasingly miotic throughout the procedure. The use of vitreoretinal forceps was required to remove a challenging posterior capsular opacity in the right eye. [No sound]

Posted: 10/23/2015

Keywords:

Cataract

•

Cataract Surgery

•

Iris Expander

•

Iris Hooks

•

Miosis

•

Pediatric

•

Posterior capsular opacification, PCO

•

Small pupil

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paola spampinato

3 years ago

Can i have more informations about the biometry and the choice of value of the IOL that you use?

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