IOL Exchange in a Patient with Positive Dysphotopsia and Hyperopic Refractive Error

Samuel Masket MD

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A 45-year-old woman is referred one year following cataract surgery for IOL exchange. She suffered from positive dysphotopsia and had +1.25 hyperopic error. The capsule bag was re-opened; the lens removed, folded in the chamber and replaced with a three-piece silicone IOL, uneventfully.

Posted: 7/06/2011

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Description: A 45-year-old woman is referred one year following cataract surgery for IOL exchange. She suffered from positive dysphotopsia and had +1.25 hyperopic error. The capsule bag was re-opened; the lens removed, folded in the chamber and replaced with a three-piece silicone IOL, uneventfully.

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IOL Exchange in a Patient with Positive Dysphotopsia and Hyperopic Refractive Error

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Posted: 7/06/2011

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ELIAS PANTELIDIS

2 years ago

Very nice manipulations

Mark Cole

10 years ago

Dr. Masket: Was the patients dysphotopsia eliminated post-op?

matias iglicki

14 years ago

Excellent video ! I had such a blast watching this video!!! Dr matias iglicki

Samuel Masket

14 years ago

The original IOL was removed as the patient was unhappy with the surface reflections and Purkinje images. A silicone IOL was selected. The dissection was initiated with a 0.25 mm Barraquer iris sweep and completed with the blunt end of a Masket phaco spatula

J Bruce Steigner

14 years ago

Wow also. Great surgery. Why not just do a piggyback +3.0 sulcus IOL? Easier on the coronaries.

Romesh Angunawela

14 years ago

Very nice surgery Dr Masket. What was the blunt dissector you used for capsular separation?

Mounir Lezrek

14 years ago

congratulations, nice surgery. thanks for sharing

Samuel Masket

14 years ago

The tonometer comes from Ocular Instruments in Bellevue, WA, USA. It is the Kratz-Terry tonometer and can only be flash sterilized for 3 minutes.

Dr. Devdatta j Gohel

14 years ago

wow surgery . which tonometer used at the end of surgery to know IOP ?

matias iglicki

14 years ago

pretty pretty nice video . thanks

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