Samuel Masket MD
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The inferior aspect of the IOL sits anterior to the capsular bag, inducing iris chafing. Careful blunt viscodissection allows the fused capsular edge to be separated without capsular rupture or zonulysis. In turn, the malpositioned IOL can then be placed properly and fully within the capsular bag, eliminating further iris chafing.
Posted: 4/09/2013
Samuel Masket MD
The inferior aspect of the IOL sits anterior to the capsular bag, inducing iris chafing. Careful blunt viscodissection allows the fused capsular edge to be separated without capsular rupture or zonulysis. In turn, the malpositioned IOL can then be placed properly and fully within the capsular bag, eliminating further iris chafing.
Posted: 4/09/2013
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Jason Jones
12 years ago
Great job Sam. I assume UGH syndrome here, correct?
ari weitzner
12 years ago
dr jones--one can see the iris tran defects inferioroy and can even see the spatule through it- clearly ugh. fantastic skill here. cant believe the bag remained intact.