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Cataract Surgery and Cornea Laceration Repair After Trauma

Matthew Rauen, MD

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Matthew Rauen Des, MD, shares the case of a child who presented almost 1-week after eye trauma with poor vision and pain. We identified a full thickness cornea laceration with traumatic cataract. Lens material and iris were incorporated into the cornea laceration. Cataract surgery and cornea repair were completed. IOL calculations were guided by studies on the fellow eye.

Posted: 1/08/2016

Keywords:

Capsule Tear

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Complex Case

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Cornea

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Ocular trauma

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OZil

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Pediatric

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Post Traumatic Cataract

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Trauma

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Cataract Surgery and Cornea Laceration Repair After Trauma

Matthew Rauen, MD

Matthew Rauen Des, MD, shares the case of a child who presented almost 1-week after eye trauma with poor vision and pain. We identified a full thickness cornea laceration with traumatic cataract. Lens material and iris were incorporated into the cornea laceration. Cataract surgery and cornea repair were completed. IOL calculations were guided by studies on the fellow eye.

Posted: 1/08/2016

Keywords:

Capsule Tear

•

Complex Case

•

Cornea

•

Ocular trauma

•

OZil

•

Pediatric

•

Post Traumatic Cataract

•

Trauma

•

trypan blue

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