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In this presentation from Dr. Agarwal's Eye Hospital and Eye Research Centre, the patient presents with superiorly subluxated lens, aniridia, and glaucoma. In this combined procedure, two limbal-based scleral flaps are made 180 degrees apart to secure the haptics of the glued lens. A special aniridia IOL with haptic eyelets for suturing is implanted in the anterior chamber, then the haptics are secured in the with fibrin glue. A trabeculectomy with punch is performed.
Posted: 2/09/2010
Amar Agarwal FRCS
In this presentation from Dr. Agarwal's Eye Hospital and Eye Research Centre, the patient presents with superiorly subluxated lens, aniridia, and glaucoma. In this combined procedure, two limbal-based scleral flaps are made 180 degrees apart to secure the haptics of the glued lens. A special aniridia IOL with haptic eyelets for suturing is implanted in the anterior chamber, then the haptics are secured in the with fibrin glue. A trabeculectomy with punch is performed.
Posted: 2/09/2010
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Hakan Özkan
15 years ago
you are so brave to leave ?OL like that. what if the patient has a trauma to the eye? Also postoperavite the ?OL is not well centralised.
Amar Agarwal
16 years ago
IOCARE group, India
FREDY OLMOS
16 years ago
VERY INTERESTING SURGERY
ibrahim alsaad
16 years ago
revolutionary,i would like to hear about it more in the coming future.
ümit yolcu
16 years ago
i didnt like it
Manuel Tavares Correia
16 years ago
Tavares Correia
Scott Grant
16 years ago
Where do these lenses come from?
vijay bhatt
16 years ago
well thought steps. could a larger sized iol be implanted to avoid edge glare at periphery.
Mario Zambrano
16 years ago
Good surgery!, I'm really liking the intraescleral IOL fixation for cases without capsular support
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