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"One-handed" High Speed Dissections and ILM Peeling for PDR

Deependra V Singh, MD

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Deependra V. Singh, MD, presents a series of videos that describe the one-handed technique of high-speed dissections and ILM peeling to relieve maximum traction in PDR cases. While a bimanual technique is best suited for advanced cases that present late with atrophic and friable retina, this one-handed technique works well for patients with diabetic TRDs who present relatively early.

Posted: 9/20/2017

Keywords:

ILM Peeling

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Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy (PDR)

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Retina

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"One-handed" High Speed Dissections and ILM Peeling for PDR

Deependra V Singh, MD

Deependra V. Singh, MD, presents a series of videos that describe the one-handed technique of high-speed dissections and ILM peeling to relieve maximum traction in PDR cases. While a bimanual technique is best suited for advanced cases that present late with atrophic and friable retina, this one-handed technique works well for patients with diabetic TRDs who present relatively early.

Posted: 9/20/2017

Keywords:

ILM Peeling

•

Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy (PDR)

•

Retina

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Deependra V Singh MD

7 years ago

Thanks alan This Resight system from Volk

alan sheyman

7 years ago

Thank you for sharing these videos. Great technique and cases. What viewing system are you using?

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