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Phacoemulsification Surgery
Rasik B Vajpayee, Namrata Sharma, Suresh K Pandey, Jeewan S Titiyal
SECTION 1: ANATOMICAL AND PREOPERATIVE CONSIDERATIONS
CHAPTER 1:
Evolution of Phacoemulsification
CHAPTER 2:
Anatomy of Crystalline Lens, Capsular Bag and Zonules
ANATOMY-HISTOLOGY OF THE HUMAN CRYSTALLINE LENS
GROWTH OF THE HUMAN CRYSTALLINE LENS
LENS CAPSULE
LENS EPITHELIAL CELLS
LENS SUBSTANCE (CORTEX AND NUCLEUS)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
CHAPTER 3:
Preoperative Evaluation for Phacoemulsification Surgery
INTRODUCTION
PREOPERATIVE ASSESSMENT
General Medical Pre-examination
Laboratory Investigations
History
Visual Acuity
Visual Fields
Examination of the Pupils
Glare Disability
Contrast Sensitivity
Vision Contrast Test System (VCTS)
Pelli-Robson Contrast Test
Functional Acuity Contrast Testing (FACTS)
Slit Lamp Examination
Lens Opacity Classification System-Grading Interval
Intraocular Pressure
Specular Microscopy
Biometry
A-Scan Biometry
Optical Coherence Biometry (OCB)
Ultrasonography
Assessment of Potential Function following Cataract Surgery
Psychological Tests
Patient Counseling
Patient Consent
Preoperative Procedures
SECTION 2: ADJUNCTS IN PHACOEMULSIFICATION
CHAPTER 4:
Intraocular Lens Power Calculation and Ocular Biometry
INTRODUCTION
BIOMETRY
Axial Length
Axial Length Instruments
Immersion Technique
Ultrasound Velocities
Optional CALF Method
Biphakic Eyes (Phakic Eyes with a phakic IOL)
Retinal Thickness Factor
CORNEAL POWER
Instrumentation
Astigmatism
Previous Refractive Surgery
Clinical History Method9–15
Contact Lens Method9–15
No History Methods
Aramberri Double-K Method
Corneal Transplant Eyes
Corneal Scar Eyes
IOL POSITION
FORMULAS
GENERATIONS
1st Generation
2nd Generation
3rd Generation
4th Generation
Refraction Formula
USAGE
Based on Axial Length
Methodology
PERSONALIZATION
CLINICAL VARIABLES
Patient Needs and Desires
SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES
Monocular Cataract in Bilateral High Ametrope
Pediatric Eyes
Bifocal IOL
Silicone Oil Refractive Effect
Piggyback Lenses
Problems and Errors
Handling the IOL Power Surprise
Prevention of Common Errors
Suggestions for Diagnosing and Treating IOL Power Surprises
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 5:
Ophthalmic Viscosurgical Devices and Phacoemulsification Surgery: Classification, Surgical Applications and Complications
CLASSIFICATION OF THE OVDs
High Viscous-cohesive OVDs
Super Viscous-cohesive OVDs
Lower Viscosity-dispersive OVDs
Soft Shell Technique
Viscoadaptive OVD-Healon-5®
Characteristics and Advantages of the Viscoadaptive OVDs
SURGICAL APPLICATION OF THE OVDs
Use of OVDs in Phacoemulsification Surgery
Capsulorhexis
Cleavage of Lens Structure
Nuclear Emulsification
Irrigation and Aspiration (I/A)
Capsular Bag filling and IOL Implantation
OVDs for Pediatric Cataract Surgery
OVDs for Intraocular Delivery of Dyes or Anesthetic Agents
Viscostaining of the Anterior Lens Capsule
Use of OVDs in Topical Ophthalmic Anesthesia (viscoanesthesia)
Removal of the OVDs
COMPLICATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH OVDs
Postoperative Increase in Intraocular Pressure
Crystallization on the IOL Surfaces
Capsular Block Syndrome or Capsular Bag Distention Syndrome
Pseudoanterior Uveitis
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
Acknowledgement
CHAPTER 6:
Surgical Pharmacology: Intraocular Solutions, Medications and Instruments
IRRIGATING SOLUTIONS
Inorganic Ions
ORGANIC SUBSTANCES
pH and Osmolality
Evolution of Modern Irrigating Solutions (Table 6.2)
OCULAR MEDICATIONS
Anesthetics
Antibiotics
Mydriatics and Miotics
Instruments
Other Agents Commonly used in Cataract Surgery
SUMMARY
CHAPTER 7:
Intracameral Drugs DuringPhacoemulsification
CHAPTER 8:
Sterilization of Operation Theatre and Surgical Equipments
INTRODUCTION
Operating Room
Air Flow System
Areas of Operation Theatre
Operation Theatre Sterilization
Personnel and Operation Room Asepsis
Surgical Scrubbing
Level of Sterility
Preparation of the Patient
Sterilization of Surgical Equipments
Autoclave
Hot Air Oven
Cold Sterilization
Radiation
Ethylene Oxide (ETO) Sterilization
Cold Sterilization Using Chemicals
Ultrasonic Processing
Instrument Preparation
Terminal Decontamination
Probes and Tubings
Culture Rate
SECTION 3: PHACOEMULSIFICATION: THE SURGICAL TECHNIQUE
CHAPTER 9:
Anesthesia
CHAPTER 10:
Wound Construction
INTRODUCTION
TYPES OF INCISION
Scleral Tunnel Incisions
Surgical Technique
Problems in Scleral Tunnel
Disadvantages of Scleral Tunnel
Clear Corneal Tunnel
Multiplanar Incision
The Hinged Incision
Uniplanar Incision
Temporal Incision
Surgical Technique
Side Port Incision
Role of Side Port Incision
Scleral Tunnel Versus Corneal Tunnel
Extension of the Incision
Technique
Incision for Microphacoemulsification
Closure of the Incision
Incision Hydration
Checking for Wound Leak
Suturing of Incision
CONTROLLING ASTIGMATISM DURING PHACOEMULSIFICATION
Incision Placement and Length
Astigmatic Keratotomy
Limbal Relaxing Incisions
Opposite Clear Corneal Incision (OCCI)
CHAPTER 11:
Continuous Curvilinear Capsulorhexis
INTRODUCTION
Mechanism of Capsulorhexis
Pre-requisites for an Ideal Capsulorhexis
Methods of Capsulorhexis
Manual Methods of Capsulorhexis
Needle/Cystitome Technique
Our Modification
Capsulorhexis through the Main Wound
Capsulorhexis through Side Port
Forceps Technique
High Radiofrequency Diathermy Capsulotomy
Fugo Blade
Capsulorhexis Shape and Size
Capsulorhexis in Special Situations
Absence of Red Reflex
Capsulorhexis in Children
Capsulorhexis in Calcified Capsules
Pseudoexfoliation Syndrome and Uveitis
Small Pupil
Minicapsulorhexis—Two Stage Capsulorhexis
Posterior Capsulorhexis
Vitrectorhexis
Complications/Problems of Capsulorhexis
Intraoperative Problems
Discontinuity in the Capsulorhexis
Peripheral Extension of the Capsulorhexis Margin
Inadvertently Lost Capsulorhexis
Small CCC
CHAPTER 12:
Anterior Capsule Staining During Phacoemulsification
CHAPTER 13:
Hydroprocedures
INTRODUCTION
SURGICAL ANATOMY OF THE CRYSTALLINE LENS
Zone 1 (Hard Core Nucleus)
Zone 2 (Epinucleus)
Zone 3 (The Superficial Cortex)
Terminology
HYDRODISSECTION
Conventional Hydrodissection
Cortical Cleavage Hydrodissection
HYDRODELINEATION
Hydrofree Dissection
Hydrosonic Hydrodelineation
Role of Hydromaneuvers
Rotation of the Nucleus
Debulking of the Nucleus
Safety Cushion
Cortical Clean up
Decreased Posterior Capsule Opacification
Surgical Technique
HYDRODELINEATION
COMPLICATIONS DURING HYDROMANEUVERS
Prolapse of the Nucleus Out of the Bag
Extension of an Irregular Capsulorhexis or a Non- capsulorhexis Capsulotomy Towards the Periphery
Posterior Capsular Tear
Hydrodissection in High Risk Eyes
CHAPTER 14:
Phacodynamics and Machines
INTRODUCTION
ULTRASONIC HANDPIECE
Magnetorestrictive Transducers
Piezoelectric Transducers
Resonance
Dimensions of Ultrasonic Action
Unwanted Effect
PHACO NEEDLE (TIP) DESIGN
Microflow Tip
The Cobra Tip
The Flared ABS Turbosonic Tip
The Diaphragm Tip
MECHANISMS OF NUCLEAR EMULSIFICATION
Direct Impact
Cavitation
Shock Waves
Pulser Power
IRRIGATION-ASPIRATION (IA) HANDPIECE
Irrigation Sleeve
Aspiration Ports
Bimanual System
Fluidics
Irrigation System
Aspiration System
Reverse Mechanisms
ASPIRATION PUMPS
Flow Pumps
Peristaltic Pump
Merits of a Peristaltic Pump
Demerits of a Peristaltic Pump
Scroll Pump
Vacuum Pumps
Venturi Pump
Merits of Venturi Pump
Demerits of Venturi Pump
Diaphragmatic Pump
Rotary Vane Pump
Rise Time
Compliance and Venting
Comparison between Peristaltic and Venturi Pumps
Surge
Phaco Modes
The Control Pedal
Position 0
Position 1
Position 2
Position 3
FEW PROTOTYPE MACHINES
“Alcon Series 20000 Legacy”
Ultrasound and Tips
Fluid Dynamics
Alcon Accurus 600DS
BAUSCH AND LOMB SURGICAL MILLENNIUM PHACOEMULSIFIER
Ultrasound and Tip
Fluid Dynamics
Flow Control Mode
Vacuum Control Mode
Foot Pedal
BAUSCH AND LOMB SURGICAL CATALYST
Fluid Dynamics
Ultrasound and Tip
ALLERGAN MEDICAL OPTICS (AMO) DIPLOMAX
Fluid Dynamics
Ultrasound and Tip
Allergan Medical Optics (AMO) Sovereign
Fluid Dynamics
Ultrasound and Tips
Infiniti™ Vision System
CHAPTER 15:
Ancillary Instruments for Phacoemulsification
RAW MATERIAL USAGE
INSTRUMENTS USED FOR INCISION AND WOUND CONSTRUCTION
Initial Groove
Tunnel
Anterior Chamber Entry
Side Port Entry
INSTRUMENTS USED FOR CAPSULOTOMY
Cystitome
Forceps
Utrata-Kershner Capsulotomy-capsulorhexis Forceps
Alios Microincision Capsulorhexis Forcep11
Diathermy
INSTRUMENTS FOR HYDROPROCEDURES
INSTRUMENTS TO MANIPULATE AND CHOP THE NUCLEUS
Manipulators
Choppers
INSTRUMENTS USED FOR ASPIRATION OF RESIDUAL CORTEX
J-shaped or U-shaped I-A cannulas
Bimanual I and A Cannulas8,9 (Fig. 15.8)
INSTRUMENTS FOR FOLDABLE LENS INSERTION
Holder and Folder (Fig. 15.9)
Foldable Lens Injector7 (Fig. 15.10)
Bechert Y Pusher or Phaco Spatula
CHAPTER 16:
Basic Techniques of Nuclear Emulsification
INTRODUCTION
TRENCH DIVIDE AND CONQUER (TDC) NUCLEOFRACTIS
Employed in Soft to Moderately Hard Nuclei
Downslope Sculpting
MULTIDIRECTIONAL DIVIDE AND CONQUER (MDC)
CRATER DIVIDE AND CONQUER (CDC)
Employed in Moderately Hard to Very Hard and Even Dense, Brunescent Nuclei
Phaco Sweep
POLAR EXPEDITIONS
Challenges of Phaco: The Small Pupil
Challenges of Phaco: Intumescent lens
CHAPTER 17:
Advanced Techniques for Nuclear Emulsification
CHOPPING TECHNIQUES
Nagahara Chop
Principle
Technique
KARATE CHOP
Principle
Technique
STOP AND CHOP
Principle
Technique
CRATER AND CHOP
Principle
Technique
FOUR QUADRANT NUCLEAR FRACTURE IN SITU
Principle
Techniques
MODIFIED PHACOEMULSIFICATION IN SITU
Principle
Technique
PETALLOID NUCLEOTOMY
Principle
Technique
SINUS FRACTURE
Principle
Technique
INTRANUCLEAR NUCLEOTOMY
CHIP AND FLIP TECHNIQUE
Principle
Technique
SUPRACAPSULAR NUCLEOTOMY
Principle
Technique
PRECHOP
Principle
Technique
Karate Prechop
Counter Prechop
REMOVAL OF LAST TWO NUCLEAR PIECES
REMOVAL OF RETAINED LENS FRAGMENTS
EPINUCLEUS REMOVAL
CHAPTER 18:
Slow-Motion Phacoemulsification Technique
HISTORY
CURRENT TECHNIQUE
Pre-phacoemulsification
PHACOEMULSIFICATION TECHNIQUE
POST-PHACOEMULSIFICATION
NUCLEAR TYPES
MANAGEMENT OF COMPLICATIONS
Avoiding Thermal Injury
Suboptimal Pupil
Anterior Chamber Shallowing
Excessive Chamber Depth
Capsular Rupture
Iatrogenic Zonular Dialysis
CHAPTER 19:
Microincision Cataract Surgery
INTRODUCTION
MICS SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
SURGERY OF MICS WITH LOW ULTRASOUND1–4
Indications and Patients Selection
Anesthesia
Incisions
Capsulorhexis using MICS Capsulorhexis Forceps
Hydrodissection
Pre-chopping (Counter Chopping Technique)
Low Ultrasound-MICS
SURGERY OF MICS WITH DODICK PHOTOLYSIS ND:YAG TECHNOLOGY
Future Developments in MICS Surgery
CHAPTER 20:
Application of New Technology in Adult and Pediatric Cataract Surgery
INTRODUCTION
BIOMETRY AND IOL CALCULATION
INCISION CONSTRUCTION
VISCOELASTIC DEVICES
ANTERIOR CAPSULOTOMY
ENDOCAPSULAR RINGS
STAINING OF THE LENS CAPSULE
MANAGEMENT OF SMALL PUPILS
NEW PHACOEMULSIFICATION TECHNOLOGY
PHACOBURST
WHITESTAR
SONIC PHACOEMULSIFICATION
NEOSONIX PHACOEMULSIFICATION
LASER PHACOEMULSIFICATION
AVANTIX
AQUALASE
BIMANUAL ULTRASOUND PHACOEMULSIFICATION
ENDOSCOPIC CYCLOPHOTOCOAGULATION
INTRAOCULAR LENS MATERIAL AND DESIGN
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 21:
Irrigation and Aspiration
INTRODUCTION
DIFFERENCES IN CORTICAL ASPIRATION DURING EXTRACAPSULAR CATARACT EXTRACTION AND PHACOEMULSIFICATION SURGERY
THE CO-AXIAL AUTOMATED IRRIGATION/ASPIRATION HANDPIECE
Surgical Technique
Stage 1: Seeking occlusion
Stage 2: Grasping
Stage 3: Traction
Stage 4: Removal of “Dislodged” Cortical Tissue
SUBINCISIONAL CORTEX
Direct Aspiration
‘Ice Cream Scoop’ Maneuver
Iris Massage Maneuver
‘Confront the Cortex’ Technique
Special Irrigation Aspiration Tips
Suck and Spit Maneuver
Post IOL Implantation Aspiration
Bimanual Irrigation-Aspiration
BIMANUAL IRRIGATION-ASPIRATION
INDICATIONS
INSTRUMENTATION
SURGICAL TECHNIQUE
RECALCITRANT EPINUCLEAR PLATE/CORTICAL MATTER
POSTERIOR CAPSULE VACUUMING AND POLISHING
INSTRUMENTATION
ANTERIOR CAPSULE VACUUMING AND POLISHING
CORTICAL CLEAN-UP IN COMPLICATED SITUATIONS
Posterior Capsular Tear
Zonular Dialysis/Subluxated Cataract
CHAPTER 22:
Phaco Profile Intraocular Lenses: Designs, Materials and Types
PHACO PROFILE IOLs
RIGID POLYMETHYL-METHACRYLATE (PMMA)
FOLDABLE IOLs
Haptic Materials
PMMA
Polypropylene
Polyimide
Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF)
Acrylic
Designs of IOL (Based on Haptic)
Three-piece or Single-piece Foldable Looped IOLs
Solid Plate Haptic Foldable IOLs
ROLLABLE FOLDABLE IOLs
FOLDABLE IOLs
Acrylate/ Methacrylate Polymers
Flexible—Hydrophobic Acrylate
THREE PIECE ACRYLIC LENSES
AcrySof MA60BM
Sensar AR40 and Sensar AR40e (Optic Edge)
Single Piece Acrylic Lenses
Hydrogel and Hybrid Hydrogel IOLs— Hydrophilic Acrylate
Memory Lens (4780A Mentor)
Hydroview IOL (Storz)
Acrygel lens (Corneal)
SILICONE ELASTOMERES
Plate Haptic Lenses
Silicone Plate Haptic IOL (C30 UB)
Silicone Haptic Anchor Plate Lens (C40 UB)
Plate Haptic IOLs with Larger Foot Plate Positioning Holes
Toric Designs
Three Piece Looped Lenses
SI40NB
CeeOn edge 911A
COLLAMER
SPECIALIZED LENSES
PSEUDOACCOMMODATING/ACCOMMODATING IOLs
Multifocal Intraocular Lenses
Refractive Multifocal IOLs
Diffractive Multifocal IOLs
1CU Acrylic Accommodative IOL
TORIC LENS DESIGNS
Laser Adjustable IOL
Acri.Smart 48S™ IOL
TECNIS Z9000 IOL
Implantable Miniatured Telescopes
CHAPTER 23:
Technique of Intraocular Lens Implantation
TECHNIQUE OF IMPLANTATION
PMMA IOL INSERTION TECHNIQUES
FOLDABLE IOL INSERTION TECHNIQUES
Forceps Delivery Systems
Horizontal or Longitudinal Direction
Vertical or Transverse Direction
Injector Delivery System
CHAPTER 24:
Intraocular Lens Explantation and Exchange
CHAPTER 25:
Complications Related to Foldable Intraocular Lens
DESCEMET'S MEMBRANE DETACHMENT
POSTERIOR CAPSULAR RUPTURE
DAMAGE TO THE IOL
BAG SULCUS SYNDROME
CAPSULAR DISTENTION SYNDROME
Prevention
Treatment
POSTOPERATIVE UVEITIS
GLISTENINGS
GLARE
MARKS ON THE IOL
DISCOLORATION AND CALCIFICATION OF THE INTRAOCULAR LENSES
SILICONE OIL ADHERENCE TO IOL
DECENTRATION OF IOL
ENDOPHTHALMITIS
POSTERIOR CAPSULAR OPACIFICATION (PCO)
CHAPTER 26:
Phacoemulsification for Residents
CASE SELECTION
PUPILLARY DILATATION
ANESTHESIA
SURGICAL SITE
INCISION
CAPSULORHEXIS
HYDROPROCEDURES
PHACOEMULSIFICATION
CORTICAL ASPIRATION
IOL IMPLANTATION
WOUND CLOSURE
WET LAB TRAINING
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 27:
Conversion of Phacoemulsification to Extracapsular Cataract Extraction
SECTION 4: COMPLICATIONS: PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT
CHAPTER 28:
Wound Related Problems
WOUND SIZE
Small Wound
Management
Large Wound
Management
PREMATURE ENTRY
Management
WOUND BURN
Tight Wound
Hard Cataracts
Management
Hydration of Cornea
Management
Conjunctival Ballooning
Management
Wound Leak
Management
WOUND INFECTION
Bacterial Keratitis
Fungal Keratitis
Management
CHAPTER 29:
Iris Complications in Phacoemulsification
IRIS PROLAPSE
Causes
Management
IRIS CHAFING
Causes
Prevention
Management
IRIDODIALYSIS
Causes
Management
CHAPTER 30:
Postoperative Complications of Capsulorhexis
CAPSULAR CONTRACTION SYNDROME
Prevention
Management
Capsular Bag Hyperdistention
Prevention
Management
CHAPTER 31:
Posterior Capsular Tear: Avoidance, Recognition and Management
INTRODUCTION
COMMON PREDISPOSING FACTORS TO COMPLICATIONS3,4
Inadequate Visibility
Long and Short Eyes
Pseudoexfoliation5,6
Mature Cataracts7,8
Asteroid Hyalosis
Other Factors
Miosis
Complication Risk Assessment
INTRAOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS
Inadequate Capsulorhexis
Small Capsulorhexis
Large Capsulorhexis
Noncontinuous Capsulorhexis
Anterior Chamber Shallowing
Torn Posterior Capsule
Surge
Recognition
Management
Conversion to ECCE
Irrigation and Aspiration
Vitrectomy
Posterior Capsulorhexis
Lost Nucleus and/or Cortical Nuclear Fragments
Zonular Dialysis: Recognition and Management
Lens Selection and Implantation
Postoperative Care
Brief Clinical Review
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 32:
Posterior Capsule Opacification
REASONS TO ERADICATE POSTERIOR CAPSULE OPACIFICATION
ETIOPATHOGENESIS
LENS EPITHELIAL CELLS PROLIFERATION: ROLE OF GROWTH FACTORS
CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS AND TREATMENT
SURGICAL AND IMPLANT RELATED FACTORS FOR PREVENTION OF POSTERIOR CAPSULE OPACIFICATION
Surgery-Related Factors to Reduce PCO
Hydrodissection-Enhanced Cortical Cleanup
In-The-Bag (Capsular) IOL Fixation
Capsulorhexis Edge on IOL Surface
Implant-Related Factors to Reduce PCO
IOL Biocompatibility
Maximal IOL Optic-Posterior Capsule Contact
Barrier Effect of the IOL Optic
CONFIRMATION OF SURGICAL AND IMPLANT RELATED FACTORS IN THE LABORATORY AND CLINICAL STUDIES
Laboratory Analysis of Nd: YAG Posterior Capsulotomy Rates in Pseudophakic Human Eyes Obtained Postmortem
Confirmation of the Six Factors in Clinical Studies
PHARMACOLOGICAL PREVENTION OF POSTERIOR CAPSULE OPACIFICATION
SEALED CAPSULE IRRIGATION FOR MAINTAINING POSTOPERATIVE CAPSULAR BAG TRANSPARENCY
REMOVAL OF LENS EPITHELIAL CELLS USING AQUALASE® LIQUEFACTION DEVICE
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
CHAPTER 33:
Post Phacoemulsification Endophthalmitis
RISK FACTORS
Preoperative
Intraoperative
Postoperative
CLINICAL FEATURES
Symptoms
Signs
MANAGEMENT
Confirmation of Diagnosis
Intravitreal Antibiotics
Intravenous Antibiotics
Topical and Subconjunctival Antibiotics
Supportive Therapy
Role of Corticosteroids
Pars Plana Vitrectomy
PREVENTION
SECTION 5: SPECIAL SITUATIONS
CHAPTER 34:
Phacoemulsification in Eyes with Previous Keratorefractive Surgery
WOUND CONSTRUCTION
INTRAOPERATIVE VISUALIZATION AND CORNEAL PROTECTION
CALCULATION OF IOL POWER
DIRECT CHANGE OF CENTRAL ANTERIOR CORNEAL CURVATURE
INDIRECT CHANGE OF CENTRAL ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR CORNEAL CURVATURE
How to Calculate Accurate IOL Power?
Measuring K
Calculating K
Other Methods
KERATOMETRY
Manual
Automated
Corneal Topography
Simulated Keratometry (Sim-K)
AVERAGE CENTRAL POWER (ACP)
SLIT SCANNING PANCORNEAL TOPOGRAPHY
CALCULATING K
Clinical History Method
Contact Lens Method (Overrefraction)
Double K Method
POSTOPERATIVE RESULTS AFTER RK
LONG-TERM RESULTS AFTER RK
RESULTS AFTER PRK/ LASIK
PRACTICAL TIPS
CHAPTER 35:
Phacoemulsification in High Myopia, High Hyperopia and Astigmatism
PHACOEMULSIFICATION IN HIGH MYOPIA
Preoperative Considerations
Examination
IOL Power Calculation
Anesthesia
Intraoperative Considerations
Wound Construction
Capsulorhexis
Hydroprocedures
Nuclear Emulsification
Intraocular IOL Implantation
Postoperative Considerations
Clear Lens Extraction for Correcting High Myopia
PHACOEMULSIFICATION IN HYPEROPIA
Preoperative Considerations
IOL Power Calculation
Intraoperative Considerations
Anesthesia
Incision
Clear Lens Extraction
PHACOEMULSIFICATION IN HIGH ASTIGMATISM
CHAPTER 36:
Phacoemulsification in Rock Hard Cataracts
RISK FACTORS AND CAUSES OF HARD CATARACTS
Clinical Features
SURGICAL TECHNIQUE
Steps of Technique
Anesthesia
Incision
Capsulorhexis
Hydromaneuvers
Nuclear Emulsification
Cortical Lens Matter Aspiration
IOL Implantation
Wound Management
CHAPTER 37:
Phacoemulsification in Intumescent Cataract
INTRODUCTION
INTRAOPERATIVE PROBLEMS
PREOPERATIVE CONSIDERATIONS
INCISION
CONTINUOUS CURVILINEAR CAPSULORHEXIS
HYDROMANEUVERS
NUCLEAR EMULSIFICATION
IRRIGATION-ASPIRATION
IOL IMPLANTATION
CHAPTER 38:
Phacoemulsification in Eyes with Corneal Opacification
INTRODUCTION
ASSESSMENT OF CORNEA AND CATARACT
INVESTIGATIONS
SURGICAL TECHNIQUES
Anesthesia
Incision
Capsulorhexis
Hydroprocedures
Nuclear Emulsification
Irrigation and Aspiration
Intraocular Lens Implantation
Deep Lamellar Keratoplasty Combined with Phacoemulsification
Phacoemulsification during Triple Procedure
Triple Procedure
Penetrating Keratoplasty followed by Phacoemulsification
CHAPTER 39:
Small Pupil Clear Corneal Phacoemulsification Surgery
INTRODUCTION
PHARMACOLOGICAL AGENTS
VISCOMYDRIASIS
MECHANICAL DEVICES
MECHANICAL STRETCHING METHOD
CUTTING METHOD
IRIS RETAINER METHOD
Acknowledgement
CHAPTER 40:
Phacoemulsification in Pseudoexfoliation Syndrome
INTRODUCTION
DIAGNOSTIC CLUES
PREOPERATIVE MEASURES
INTRAOPERATIVE CONSIDERATIONS
Incision
Pupil Enlargement
Capsulorhexis
Hydroprocedures
Nuclear Emulsification
Cortical Aspiration
Intraocular Lens Implantation
Viscoelastic Removal
POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS
Inflammation
Raised Intraocular Pressure
Capsular Opacification
IOL Decentration
CHAPTER 41:
Phacoemulsification in Posterior Polar Cataracts
SURGICAL TECHNIQUE
Anesthesia
Incision
Capsulorhexis
Hydroprocedures
Nuclear Emulsification
INSIDE-OUT DELINEATION
Modifications
SUMMARY
CHAPTER 42:
Phacoemulsification in Subluxated Lenses
PREOPERATIVE PREPARATION
Capsulorhexis
Hydroprocedures
Stabilization of Capsular Bag
Iris Hooks
Capsular Tension Rings
Phacoemulsification
Cortical Aspiration
Intraocular Lens Implantation
CHAPTER 43:
Phacoemulsification in Eyes with Chronic Uveitis
SURGICAL TECHNIQUE
Anesthesia
Preoperative Hypotony
Incision
Capsulorhexis
Hydroprocedures
Nuclear Emulsification
Cortical Aspiration
Intraocular Lens Implantation
Peripheral Iridectomy
Postoperative Management
CHAPTER 44:
Surgical Management of Coexisting Glaucoma and Cataract
PREOPERATIVE EVALUATION
OPTIONS FOR SURGICAL MANAGEMENT
Cataract Extraction Alone
Laser Trabeculoplasty Followed by Cataract Extraction
Filtering Surgery Followed by Cataract Extraction at a Later Date
Simultaneous Cataract and Glaucoma Surgery—Combined Extraction
SURGICAL TECHNIQUE
Cataract Extraction Alone
Combined Procedures
Trabeculectomy Alone Followed by Second Stage Cataract Surgery
POSTOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT
MANAGEMENT OF POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 45:
Phacoemulsification in Traumatic Cataracts
INTRODUCTION
PREOPERATIVE EVALUATION
OPERATIVE PLANNING AND TECHNIQUE
Anesthesia
Incision
ANTERIOR CAPSULOTOMY
PHACOEMULSIFICATION AND IOL IMPLANTATION
IOL IMPLANTATION IN TRAUMATIC CATARACTS
MANAGEMENT OF IRIS INJURY
OUTCOMES
CHAPTER 46:
Phacoemulsification in Colobomatous Eyes
CHAPTER 47:
Phacoemulsification in Eyes following Vitreoretinal Surgery
INTRODUCTION
PREOPERATIVE CONSIDERATIONS
History
Examination
IOL Power Calculation
INTRAOPERATIVE CONSIDERATIONS
Anesthesia
Surgical Technique
Infusion Cannulae
Incision
Continuous Curvilinear Capsulorhexis
Hydromaneuvers
Nuclear Emulsification
Irrigation-Aspiration
IOL Implantation
Postoperative Considerations
COMBINED PHACOEMULSIFICATION AND SILICONE OIL REMOVAL
Surgical Procedure
Silicone Oil Removal Through Posterior CCC
Silicone Oil Removal Through Pars Plana Route
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