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Pupilloplasty Post Traumatic Cataract by Seiper's Sliding Knot and Fugo Blade

Eslam Ramadan, MD

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Dr. Eslam Ramadan presents a case of post traumatic cataract with corneal opacity and eccentric pupil shifted down with iris tissue covering the visual axis. The capsulorhexis is created with a Fugo blade, the soft cataract is removed by phacoemulsification and bimanual I/A was used to remove sub-incisional cortex. The iris is repaired with a seiper's sliding knot and enlarged with Fugo blade to centralize the pupil and clear the visual axis.

Posted: 3/04/2015

Keywords:

Fugo Plasma Blade

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Iris reconstruction

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Ocular trauma

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Post Traumatic Cataract

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Siepser Sliding Knot

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Trauma

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Pupilloplasty Post Traumatic Cataract by Seiper's Sliding Knot and Fugo Blade

Eslam Ramadan, MD

Dr. Eslam Ramadan presents a case of post traumatic cataract with corneal opacity and eccentric pupil shifted down with iris tissue covering the visual axis. The capsulorhexis is created with a Fugo blade, the soft cataract is removed by phacoemulsification and bimanual I/A was used to remove sub-incisional cortex. The iris is repaired with a seiper's sliding knot and enlarged with Fugo blade to centralize the pupil and clear the visual axis.

Posted: 3/04/2015

Keywords:

Fugo Plasma Blade

•

Iris reconstruction

•

Ocular trauma

•

Post Traumatic Cataract

•

Siepser Sliding Knot

•

Trauma

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