Cataract Incision with a Pterygium

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When a clear corneal temporal incision cannot be made because of a pterygium or radial keratotomy, Howard Gimbel, MD, uses what he calls a conjunctival advancing scleral tunnel. He demonstrates this approach here.

Posted: 2/27/2015

Cataract Incision with a Pterygium

When a clear corneal temporal incision cannot be made because of a pterygium or radial keratotomy, Howard Gimbel, MD, uses what he calls a conjunctival advancing scleral tunnel. He demonstrates this approach here.

Posted: 2/27/2015

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