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Traumatic Cataract Removal after Nail Injury to Anterior and Posterior Lens Capsule

Brandon Ayres, MD

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Brandon D. Ayres, MD, reviews a case of traumatic cataract removal in a patient with known violation of the anterior and posterior capsule due to penetrating nail injury. After removal, a small iridoplasty is performed.

Posted: 5/03/2016

Keywords:

Anterior vitrectomy

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Capsule Tear

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Capsulotomy/Capsulorrhexis

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Cataract Surgery

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Cataract

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Complex Case

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Condon Snare II

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iridoplasty

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Iris reconstruction

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Ocular trauma

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Post Traumatic Cataract

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Posterior Capsule Rupture

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Siepser Sliding Knot

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Suturing

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Trauma

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Traumatic Cataract Removal after Nail Injury to Anterior and Posterior Lens Capsule

Brandon Ayres, MD

Brandon D. Ayres, MD, reviews a case of traumatic cataract removal in a patient with known violation of the anterior and posterior capsule due to penetrating nail injury. After removal, a small iridoplasty is performed.

Posted: 5/03/2016

Keywords:

Anterior vitrectomy

•

Capsule Tear

•

Capsulotomy/Capsulorrhexis

•

Cataract Surgery

•

Cataract

•

Complex Case

•

Condon Snare II

•

iridoplasty

•

Iris reconstruction

•

Ocular trauma

•

Post Traumatic Cataract

•

Posterior Capsule Rupture

•

Siepser Sliding Knot

•

Suturing

•

Trauma

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