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Removal of Anterior Blood Clot in a Pediatric Patient

Michele Coppola

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Following instillation of 5% povidone-iodine solution into the conjunctival fornix to ensure disinfection, a 25-gauge irrigation cannula was inserted at the limbus into the anterior chamber at 7 o'clock. The main port was created at 11 o'clock with a microvitreoretinal blade, and removal of the anterior chamber blood clot was accomplished with a 25-gauge vitrectome while paying attention to the integrity of the lens and endothelium. [No Sound]

Posted: 10/23/2015

Keywords:

Hemorrhage

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Pediatric

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Retina

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Removal of Anterior Blood Clot in a Pediatric Patient

Michele Coppola

Following instillation of 5% povidone-iodine solution into the conjunctival fornix to ensure disinfection, a 25-gauge irrigation cannula was inserted at the limbus into the anterior chamber at 7 o'clock. The main port was created at 11 o'clock with a microvitreoretinal blade, and removal of the anterior chamber blood clot was accomplished with a 25-gauge vitrectome while paying attention to the integrity of the lens and endothelium. [No Sound]

Posted: 10/23/2015

Keywords:

Hemorrhage

•

Pediatric

•

Retina

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