Management of Iris Prolapse

Uday Devgan MD

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Dr. Devgan presents a challenging case of iris prolapse and pearls on how to handle this complication.

Posted: 1/01/2008

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Description: Dr. Devgan presents a challenging case of iris prolapse and pearls on how to handle this complication.

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Management of Iris Prolapse

Uday Devgan MD

Dr. Devgan presents a challenging case of iris prolapse and pearls on how to handle this complication.

Posted: 1/01/2008

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ari weitzner

15 years ago

respectfully disagree with mechanism. agree with hirsfield's video- that the bss is blocked by viscoelastic and goes backwards through zonules into vitreous. thats why entire lens/capsule diaphragm comes forward. if it's bss trapped in bag, then you would see the nucleus come forward out of the bag, not like in this case where the whole bag is coming forward.

Jerman Alqahtani

16 years ago

I agree

AYHAN ONAL

17 years ago

Thanks for sharing this nice video. I prefer doing no hydrodissection in these cases at all. Since there isn't almost any cortex, the nucleus can be rotated with little effort.

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