Chandelier IOFB

Matthew T. Witmer, MD, Paul Chan MD, FACS

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This video demonstrates the use of Chandelier illumination to enhance visualization during the removal of an intraocular foreign body. The view was limited due to a central corneal laceration, and the chandelier offers improved illumination.

Posted: 10/02/2012

Keywords:

Intraocular foreign body removal, IOFB

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Chandelier IOFB

Matthew T. Witmer, MD, Paul Chan MD, FACS

Posted: 10/02/2012

Keywords:

Intraocular foreign body removal, IOFB

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Retina

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SHALABH SINHA

13 years ago

Orienting the IOFB with its shortest diameter / width would have prevented a large scleral opening. I did not see any reason for placing a buckle and doing a 360 laser, it could have been either, or neither (my preference). Chandelier illumination would have helped to scleral depress and search for iatrogenic breaks and only those could be lasered. I did not see that in your video.

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