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Jonathan L. Prenner, MD, demonstrates a dislocated IOL retrieval maneuver called the Pocket IOL Rescue Technique. Two Hoffman scleral pockets are created, then IOL and bag complex are intricately sutured into place.
Posted: 10/16/2013
Jonathan L. Prenner, MD
Jonathan L. Prenner, MD, demonstrates a dislocated IOL retrieval maneuver called the Pocket IOL Rescue Technique. Two Hoffman scleral pockets are created, then IOL and bag complex are intricately sutured into place.
Posted: 10/16/2013
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serdar dervisogullari
9 years ago
Fixated too much posteriorly 1.5-3mm from limbus?
Pamela Weber
11 years ago
I am having a hard time ordering the 9.0 proline suture. I am told it is special order and takes 2mns and is around ~$1500 for 3. Can you give me any additional info?
anil verma
11 years ago
exellent technique
Jonathan Prenner
11 years ago
I hear your concerns but we have not seen it yet fortunately...my suspicion is that the smooth surface of the intact capsule protects against this potential complication.
stone crest
11 years ago
Great job Dr. Prenner! But I wonder if the IOL/bag complex would tilt or rub against the back of iris and cause some side effets?
ari weitzner
11 years ago
sweet
Jonathan Prenner
11 years ago
Thanks for the generous comment but the procedure is actually pretty simple to perform...much less technical than ILM peeling etc... I think the advantage here is that you don't have to open the conjunctiva, which is potentially advantageous in eyes that may have or may need filtering surgery. ACIOL or iris claw lenses certainly work well, but this is a bit less invasive.
Omar Barrada
11 years ago
Amazing show of skill Dr. Prenner, but it seems overly complicated. Don't you think to explant the IOL/bag complex and put in an iris claw or AC IOL would ultimately give us the same result?