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The video shows a cataract procedure in a woman with only one seeing eye who has had multiple radial keratotomy incisions, some of which extend into the sclera. Faced with this rather unique situation, the surgical plan has to be modified repeatedly. The video illustrates the changes in strategy that are needed to achieve a successful completion of the case.
Posted: 1/04/2013
Som Prasad MS FRCSEd
The video shows a cataract procedure in a woman with only one seeing eye who has had multiple radial keratotomy incisions, some of which extend into the sclera. Faced with this rather unique situation, the surgical plan has to be modified repeatedly. The video illustrates the changes in strategy that are needed to achieve a successful completion of the case.
Posted: 1/04/2013
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Nikoloz Labauri
12 years ago
Dear Dr. Som Thank you for nice video. Could you please tell us your tips for IOL calculation in Post RK patients ?
Nikoloz Labauri
12 years ago
Dear Dr. Som Thank you for nice video. Could you please tell us your tips for IOL calculation in Post RK patients ?
Nikoloz Labauri
12 years ago
Dear Dr. Som Thank you for nice video. Could you please tell us your tips for IOL calculation in Post RK patients ?
Nikoloz Labauri
12 years ago
Dear Dr. Som Thank you for nice video. Could you please tell us your tips for IOL calculation in Post RK patients ?
Som Prasad
12 years ago
Hi Nikolz, I am not a great expert in biometry for post RK cases, as I said in the commentary - I have only done a few post RK cases. For Biometry I follow Warren Hill's advise which is on - http://www.doctor-hill.com/iol-main/postRK.htm Warren knows more about biometry than I can ever hope to! Best Wishes
Jason Jones
12 years ago
tough case - suggest iris hooks for the pupil issue and LEC removal with bimanual IA or curette to help prevent phimosis