Anterior Segment

Stevens Johnson Syndrome is a rare and acute blistering disorder of the skin and mucous membranes which is known to result in devastating sequelae due to the relentless inflammation.

Dr.Rohit Om Parkash, Dr.Shruti Mahajan This video presents challenges faced in fragile small pupil phacoemulsification despite using pupil expansion devices. Under topical anaesthesia a 2.8 mm temporal incision was made. Malyugin ring was injected under viscoelastic into the anterior chamber. During placement of the scrolls,…

Implantation iris cysts are translucent cystic masses resulting in gradual collateral damage to intra-ocular structures and may result in irreversible corneal decompensation, cataract or secondary glaucoma, compromising visual functions.

In this video, authors share pearls for performing phacoemulsification and foldable IOL implantation in traumatic cataract cases.

This video presents a case of successful completion of phacoemulsification after late recognition of retrobulbar haemorrhage (RBH). Phacoemulsification was planned under local anaesthesia block as the cataract was hard and the patient was uncooperative.

This video shows that corticocapsular cleaving hydodissection is considered an integral part of phacoemulsification but has its own sets of complications. It is better avoided in intumescent cataracts and can be incomplete in certain cases.

To evaluate the safety and clinical outcomes of phacoemulsification in patients with non-communicating corneal tear with anterior capsule rupture with traumatic cataract with capsular tear extending beyond pupillary margin.

This video presents management of a case of intraoperative hard eye due to fluid misdirection. In a 2.8 mm phacoemulsification, after nucleus emulsification, intraoperative shallowing of the anterior chamber and a marked increase in intraocular pressure (IOP) was noted without evidence of a choroidal hemorrhage.

Posterior capsule rupture during phacoemulsification causes the finest surgeon lose his calm demeanor.

A 48 year female presented with poor visual gain following right eye cataract surgery done elsewhere. She had undergone bilateral Radial Keratotomy 22 years back. Uncorrected visual acuity (UCVA) was counting finger at 2 metre right eye (OD) and best corrected visual acuity (BCVA) of 6/12 with +12.50 Dioptres of hypermetropia.

This video depicts the perils of PCR .The nuclear mass is about to sink but is stuck in anterior vitrous. What to do?Refer it to the posterior segment surgeon and go on to explain all the mess to the patient and the patient party….OR go ahead scientifically to bail out the patient all by yourself.

This video demonstrate how Fibrin Glue acts as a magic in wound closure following all types of anterior segment surgery.

Collagenous biomaterials can be stabilized by chemical and physical agents and glutaraldehyde (GA) is the most commonly used crosslinking agent for collagen based biomaterials.

Iatrogenic keratectasia is one of the most feared and dreaded complications of LASIK for patient as well as surgeon. Lasik ectasia risk is underestimated due to lack of diagnosis and underreporting by surgeon.

In this video, the authors share Pearls for Premium IOLs in Challenging Situations.

Toric IOL improves UCVA & provide glass-free distance vision. Patients with minimum 1.25D cyl are eligible for Toric IOL. Contraindications are -asymmetric astigmatism eg- Fuchs’ endo dystrophy, pseudoexfoliation, traumatic zonulolysis. Proper pre-op assessment is very important & includes- Manual-K, Auto-K, IOLM-K, LenStar,

In this video authors share, Pearls for Phakic IOL Implantation.

To present a case of unresolved bilateral EPIBLEPHARON, which has been corrected successfully by surgical intervention.

To show challenges during paediatric keratoplasty in small child

To demonstrate a new double tooth phaco chopper and new lateral seperation chopping technique in all types of cataract. Materials and Methods: Phaco chopper is a essential instrument in phaco surgery.

MIMS-Minimally Invasive Micro Sclerostomy,is a new surgical devive developed by Sanoculis Ltd for use in glaucoma treatment.

After cataract or posterior capsular opacification (PCO) is a gradual clouding of the lens capsule which causes disturbance in vision after cataract surgery.

A full thickness injury is a true ocular emergency and when combined with a ruptured globe, immediate medical intervention is required to prevent permanent vision loss.

To study the efficacy of lid retractor tucking and skin muscle resection for entropion correction.

To evaluate the newer technique for Trichiasis surgery.