video of 3cases.1,Ozurdex implant found in anterior chamber 3 weeks after intravitreal injection,how to manage.2.A case of triangular metallic IOFB measuring 5*6*7 mm with vitreous hemorrhage and its removal.3. A case of marfans syndrome with nucleus drop in both eye along with retinal detachment in left eye,nucleus brought into mid vitreous cavity using LPFC & removed along with retinal detachment repair.
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VT298 – Singing Macula
Dr.Mishra Divyansh Kailashcandra, Dr.Madhu Kumar R, Dr.Mahesh Shanmugam P, Dr.Rajesh Ramanjulu
A rare case of choroidal vessels pulsation seen at the macula. Method & Results- On examination the choroidal vessels seen at the macula were having pulsations which were not associated with the systemic /arterial pulsations. The chorioretinal atrophy at the macula made the normal pulsation very evident at the fovea and macula. Conclusion- Chorioretinal atrophy at the fovea acts as a window for the visualization of choroidal pulsations.
VT31 – “Extreme inversion”- inverted ILM flap in detached retina with macular holes.
Dr.Vishal Agrawal, Prof.Dr.Kamlesh Khilnani
To demonstrate the technique of inverting the ILM in detached retina with macular holes & its role in better closure rates.
VT32 – “The last hurdle”-technique of posterior hyaloid removal in PPV for paediatric retinal detachments.
Dr.Vishal Agrawal, Prof.Kamlesh Khilnani
This video demonstrates step by step approach in inducing PVD in paediatric rhegmatogenous retinal detachments.
Dr.Rupak Kanti Biswas, Dr.Sourav Sinha, Dr.Surendra Prakash Macular hole surgery is one of the most sophisticated one in the field of VR surgery. But, failure to close the hole is a nightmare for any VR surgeon. This video will demonstrate how successfully a failed macular…
VT36 – ECAL – Extrusion cannula assisted levitation
Dr.Ashvin Agarwal
CAL-Extrusion cannula assisted levitation: Various methods have been described for the management of dislocated IOLs lying flat on the retina. We describe the use of a 23 gauge extrusion cannula without sleeves for extraction of IOLs with suction through a 23 gauge transconjunctivalsuturelessvitrectomy.
VT40 – Twinzilla
Dr.Ashvin Agarwal
Two IOL in one eye can be there in a case which is a case of conjoined IOL . One can also use a IOL Scaffold technique to do an IOL exchang
VT41 – Intraoperative OCT – A New Paradigm in the Surgical Management of Vitreo-Retinal Diseases
Dr.Hasanain Shikari, Dr.Preetam Samant
The advances in MIVS techniques have long been overshadowed by limitations in visualization of the surgical field. By providing an intraoperative high-resolution optical biopsy of the surgical anatomy and pathology, intraoperative OCT (iOCT) has become an indispensable aide during VR surgery.
VT42 – Dislocated IOL: Management Pearls !
Dr.Bhuvan Chanana, Dr.Vinod Kumar, Dr.Sudhank Bharti
This video will demonstrate the role of anterior segment surgeons in the event of intraocular lens (IOL) dislocation during cataract surgery, and the appropriate technique of removal of IOL. Video clips showing removal of IOL and various options of placement of the same or different IOL will be present.
VT47 – SAVE THE TITANIC!!
Dr.Satyam Gupta, Dr.Mehul Ashvin Kumar Shah, Dr.Kashyap Patel, Dr.Ruchi pherwani
An uneventful cataract surgery is a pleasure for both patient and the surgeon. But placing IOL as secondary implantation in complication is challenging.
VT49-Dropped PC- IOL in cataract surgery – A cataract surgeon’s nightmare
Dr.Pramod Kumar Upadhyay, Dr.Mehul Ashvin Kumar Shah, Dr.Ankita mulchandani, Dr.Saurabh N Shah
Dislocation of an IOL into vitreous can comprise through ruptured posterior lens capsule or widening aperture of posterior capsulotomy. Dropped PC-IOL may be a serious challenge that cataract surgeons face
VT52-VITREO-RETINAL TECHNIQUES IN MANAGEMENT OF COMPLICATED TRAUMATIC CATARACT.
Dr.Saurabh N Shah, Dr.Pramod Kumar Upadhyay, Dr.Kashyap Patel, Dr.Prerana Shah
Ocular trauma is major cause of visual impairment.Modern surgical techniques have transformed management & salvaged many previously hopeless cases. Aim:Demonstrate vitreo-retinal management techniques in complicated trauma cases.
VT63-ANTERIOR SEGMENT MANAGEMENT: A CRUCIAL STEP IN ENDOPHTHALMITIS VITRECTOMY
Dr.Jemini Shrigovind Pandya, Dr.Mehul Ashvin Kumar Shah, Dr.Vipin Kumar Singh, Dr.Mihir mehta
Endophthalmitis is a serious complication for any intraocular surgery, endophthalmitis following Phacoemulcification and Small incision cataract surgery having different patterns.
VT66 – Subfoveal cysticercus removal : The exquisite original and the explosive sequel.
Dr.Gagan Bhatia, Dr.Shroff Cyrus Minoo, Dr.Daraius Shroff, Dr.Charu Gupta
We show two back to back videos depicting variance in subretinal cysticercus removal. The first occurred in the 20G era, in a 20 year old girl with a live subfoveal cysticercus cyst, underwent a vitrectomy followed by a small temporal retinotomy to form a localised detachment and has a textbook in toto cysticercus cyst removal.
VT77 – Removal of Intraocular Foreign Body
Dr.Gitumoni Sharma, Dr.Deepshikha Agrawal
IOFB can present in a variable way.They are localised by a careful history,ocular examination, BScan, XRay,CTscan and MRI scan.The appropriate route for extraction depends on the size, composition and location of the IOFB, as well as presence of anterior chamber ocular damage.Anterior chamber foreign bodies are removed as is shown through a secondary limbal incision after the traumatic laceration has been repaired.If a foreign body is impacted in the scleral wound, it has to be removed before repair of the lacerated site
VT80 – ILM peeling : Difficult scenarios
Dr.Rohan chawla, Dr.Seema Meena, Dr. Rajpal
Internal limiting membrane peeling (ILM) has definitely improved the success of macular hole surgery. ILM peeling in scenarios other that idiopathic age related holes may be tricky.
VT84 – Challenges posed by Non Magnetic Intraocular foreign Bodies and some lessons learned the hard way
Dr.Biju John C
Open globe injuries with retained intraocular foreign body always throws a challenge at the ophthalmologist due to the varied nature of presentations , ocular co morbidities associated with it, difficulties in their retrieval etc.
VT90 -FEAR: Management of Close Funnel RD AND 360 degree GIANT RETINAL TEAR
Dr.Atul Dhawan, Dr.Amar Agarwal, Dr.Pallavi, Dr.Athiya Agarwal
First case was having Close Funnel RD with decreased vision around 6 month and was operated for cataract 3 months back.With the help of forcep all the membranes were cleared and 180 degree RETINECTOMY was done on temporal side.

