VT166 – Woo —- Bleeding can occur from Posterior capsule

Dr.Dhrubajyoti Sarmah, Dr.Subhra Kinkor Goswami

20 years Male patient came to us with history of DOV in L/E for last 20 days. No history of trauma. Ocular Examination: R/E—- WNL L/E: • Vision- HM+ • SLE- Dense cataractous lens with some white plaque and few hemorrhagic spot in superior part. • Fundus – Not Visible Planned for Phaco with Foldable IOL under TA with guarded prognosis.

VT168 – SALVAGING A BLOW OUT.PERFECTING OUTCOMES AFTER A POSTERIOR POLAR CATARACT WITH AN ENDOILLUMINATOR AND A POSTERIOR RHEXIS

Dr.Adrian Braganza, Dr. Priya subbiah, Dr.Aarti Heda

To demonstrate that a posterior capsulorrhexis can also be done in an eye which has sustained a rent in a patient with a posterior polar cataract a 36 year old man came to us with visual symptoms and a visual acuity of 6/12. examination revealed bilateral posterior polar cataracts with a normal fundus.under local anaesthesia a 5mm rhexis was done and phaco surgery started under low parameters. with careful dilineation the nucleas was removed.

VT169 – Plan B

Dr.Parth J Rana, Dr.Pramod Kumar Upadhyay, DR.juhee vishnu agrawal, Dr.Prerana Shah

To demonstrate the techniques of vitreo-retinal management in case of eventful cataract surgery.

VT170 – PHACO CHOP MADE EASY – SPLIT TECHNIQUE

Dr.Shashidhar Banigallapati

Phaco chop is the most important and difficult step in cataract surgery.It is the basis for uncomplicated cataract surgery. There are many techniques for phaco chopping. In my technique I am going to demonstrate First of its kind a new phaco chop technique with 26G needle which can be done in all types of cataract and in all situations .

VT172 – A curious case of blurring of vision in a young female

Dr.Ajit Kumar Sinha, Dr. Neha khanna, Dr.Nangia Vinay Kumar B, Dr.Pooja Mokashi,Tuhina kunwar

A 29 year old female, diagnosed case of Marfans syndrome came with gradual progressive diminution of vision in BE since 2 years. On examination, BCVA was 6/9 in BE with -14 DS / -2 DC at 90’. Slit lamp revealed supero-temporal subluxated clear lens (7 clock hours) with intact, stretched zonules. She refused intervention then.

VT177 – Deep Anterior Lamellar Keratoplasty (DALK): Techniques and Challenges

Dr. Anupam bagdi,Dr.Bhupesh, Dr.Sasya ravuri,Dr.Pravin K Vaddavalli

DALK is a challenging procedure with a long learning curve, but due to its obvious advantages of preserving the host endothelium and maintaining anterior chamber integrity, it is being performed as a procedure of choice in those clinical conditions where endothelium is not involved by the pathology. We perform Deep Anterior Lamellar Keratoplasty in different clinical conditions.

VT179 – Symmetric Scaffold, Stable IOL

Dr.Shail, Dr.Vandana C Nath, Dr.Vasavada Abhaykumar Raghukant, Dr.Viraj Abhayakumar Vasavada

Dr.Shail, Dr.Vandana C Nath, Dr.Vasavada Abhaykumar Raghukant, Dr.Viraj Abhayakumar Vasavada Managing vitreous in posterior capsule rupture(PCR)is a challenge to cataract surgeon.Despite adequate vitreous management,often intraocular lens(IOL) stability is not perfect.This film highlights value of performing a symmetric anterior vitreous face removal,creating a symmetric scaffold for…

VT182 – The Versatile Irrigation Hand Piece

Dr.Suraj Bhagde, Dr.Suvarna Bhagde

The pair of Irrigation and Aspiration Hand Pieces is an indispensible tool in modern cataract surgery. Traditionally, the Irrigation Hand Piece is used only to maintain a steady inflow of Irrigating Solution into the eye during a cataract surgery.

VT191 – AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO VARIOUS TYPES OF TRAUMATIC CATARACT

Dr. Ankita mulchandani, Dr.Narayan S Alane, Dr.Mehul Ashvin Kumar Shah, Dr.Pooja kalbande

Traumatic cataract occurs secondary to blunt or penetrating ocular trauma. traumatic cataracts are associated with corneal injuries, opacities and other co- morbidities like iridodialysis, vitreous hemorrhage, macular hole etc, which affect the visual outcome of the patient.

VT203 – Phacoemulsification post Penetrating Keratoplasty – Different scenarios and challenges

Dr.Manisha Chhabra Acharya, Dr.Shikha jain, Dr.Abha Gour, Dr.Abhishek Dave

Phacoemulsification post Penetrating Keratoplasty has always been a challenge to the treating corneal surgeon. Any intervention including cataract surgery can lead to rejection of corneal graft. Despite the advances in cataract surgery techniques there are learnings even for proficient surgeons.

VT204 – Phacoemulsification in Challenging Post Vitrectomy Cataracts

Dr.Arup Chakrabarti, Dr.Meena Chakrabarti

This film demonstrates phacoemulsification (PE) in a series of challenging post vitrectomy cataracts. The special situations include total intumescent cataracts, very hard cataracts, open posterior capsule, small pupil with posterior synechiae, emulsified silicone oil, long term silicone oil tamponade etc.

VT206 – Ray tracing for cataract surgeons

Dr.Luci Kaweri, Dr.Mathew Kurian, Dr.Rohit Shetty This video highlights the importance of ray tracing aberrometry for pre-operative evaluation, treatment planning and its intra-operative applications in different lenticular conditions. Pre-operative evaluation of visual quality metrics and internal aberrations in cases of pseudomyopia, lenticular coloboma, anterior lenticonus,…