Michael Singer MD
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A 48-year old Hispanic male presented with lesions on both fundi. After two sub-tenon Kenalog injections showed no effect on the underlying lesions, Dr. Singer utilized a novel sub-retinal aspiration cannula, the iSRAC (iScience Interventional, Menlo Park, CA) to aspirate fluid and biospy the the lesions for cytopathology and PCR.
Posted: 10/08/2009
Michael Singer MD
A 48-year old Hispanic male presented with lesions on both fundi. After two sub-tenon Kenalog injections showed no effect on the underlying lesions, Dr. Singer utilized a novel sub-retinal aspiration cannula, the iSRAC (iScience Interventional, Menlo Park, CA) to aspirate fluid and biospy the the lesions for cytopathology and PCR.
Posted: 10/08/2009
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Kam balaggan
6 years ago
Hi is this still available?
Anonymous
10 years ago
How much tissue did you obtain? Did you pull the cannula out after each pass and collect the tissue? How did you handle the tissue?
ouyang hongbo
15 years ago
???
Carlos Sosa
15 years ago
did you make laser at the retinotomies?
Michael Singer
15 years ago
No it is a self sealing retinomy that is it's utility
shobhit chawla
15 years ago
s chawla
Mario Zambrano
15 years ago
nicely done! what was the result of the biopsy/PCR??
Michael Singer
15 years ago
Histology showed plasma cells PCR was not done but it has taken alot of other site biopsies since this a varient of Castlemens disease