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Cataract With PXF and Zonular Laxity

Ahmed Assaf, MD

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This video shares surgical tips for the management of a case with pseudoexfoliation syndrome (PXF) associated with zonular laxity. In this case, the anterior chamber depth was detected to be very shallow, indicating a generalized zonular laxity. The patient had advanced angle-closure glaucoma due to the movement of the iris-lens diaphragm complex anteriorly. Four capsular hooks were placed, followed by a phaco-chop technique for nucleus disassembly. A three-piece IOL was placed in the sulcus followed by optic capture to provide long-term stability of the capsule-IOL complex.

Posted: 9/26/2022

Keywords:

Cataract

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Pseudoexfoliation Syndrome, PXF

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Zonular Weakness

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CRST Timeless Tips

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Cataract With PXF and Zonular Laxity

Ahmed Assaf, MD

This video shares surgical tips for the management of a case with pseudoexfoliation syndrome (PXF) associated with zonular laxity. In this case, the anterior chamber depth was detected to be very shallow, indicating a generalized zonular laxity. The patient had advanced angle-closure glaucoma due to the movement of the iris-lens diaphragm complex anteriorly. Four capsular hooks were placed, followed by a phaco-chop technique for nucleus disassembly. A three-piece IOL was placed in the sulcus followed by optic capture to provide long-term stability of the capsule-IOL complex.

Posted: 9/26/2022

Keywords:

Cataract

•

Pseudoexfoliation Syndrome, PXF

•

Zonular Weakness

•

CRST Timeless Tips

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