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Techniques of Cataract Surgery
Amar Agarwal, Mahipal S Sachdev, Harinder S Sethi, Ritu Gadia
SECTION ONE: MANUAL SMALL INCISION CATARACT SURGERY
1:
SICS-Fishhook Technique
INTRODUCTION
The Fishhook Technique
Tunnel Construction
Frown Incision
Sclerocorneal Tunnel
Opening of the Anterior Chamber (AC)
Capsulotomy
Hydrodissection and Nucleus Extraction
Completing the Surgery
TRANSITION FROM SUTURED TO SUTURELESS CATARACT SURGERY
SUMMARY
2:
Basic Techniques of SICS
SURGICAL TECHNIQUE
ANTERIOR CAPSULOTOMY
Types of Anterior Capsulotomy
Hydroprocedures
Hydrodissection
TECHNIQUES FOR NUCLEUS DELIVERY
Hydroexpression
Lens Loop or Wire Vectis
Viscoexpression
Bimanual Expression
Nuclear Fracture
Phaco-Punch Technique
Jaws Slider Pincer Technique
Pre-chop
Phaco Trisection
Multiphacofragmentation (MPF) Technique
CORTICAL ASPIRATION
Epinucleus Removal
Hydroexpression
Viscoexpression
MANUAL ASPIRATION
AUTOMATED ASPIRATION
Technique for Cortical Aspiration
Aspiration with Anterior Chamber Maintainer
Residual Cortical Aspiration after IOL implantation
Posterior Capsular Adherence
Cortical Aspiration in Presence of Posterior Capsular Tear
PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF COMPLICATIONS
Wound Construction
Tearing of Descemet's Membrane
Iris Trauma
Complications During Nucleus Delivery
SECTION TWO: PHACOEMULSIFICATION
3:
Anesthesia
INTRODUCTION
ANESTHESIA FOR PHACO
LOCAL ANESTHESIA
Peribulbar (Periocular) Technique
Technique
Advantages
Drawbacks
Mechanism
Parabulbar (Flush) or Sub-Tenon Akinesia
Technique
Complications
TOPICAL ANESTHESIA
Intracameral Anesthesia
NO ANESTHESIA CATARACT SURGERY
Phaco Surgery with Cryoanalgesia
Technique
Xylocaine Jelly
Viscoanesthesia
4:
The Phaco Machine and Phacodynamics
INTRODUCTION
BASIC FUNCTIONS
Irrigation-Aspiration Handpiece
Ultrasonic Handpiece
Irrigation Handpiece
The Transducers
Magnetorestrictive Handpiece
Piezoelectric Handpiece
Power Settings
Mechanism of Action of Phaco
Pulse-Burst-Hyperpulse
Pulse
Burst Mode (Figs 4.4 and 4.5)
NEW POWER MODES
Variable Phaco Rise Time (Fig. 4.6A)
Occlusion Mode
IRRIGATION SYSTEM
Aspiration System
Aspiration Pumps
Peristaltic Pump
Venturi Pump
Flow Pump
Vacuum Pump
Hybrid Pump
Diaphragm Pump
Rotary Vane Pump
FOOT PEDAL (FIG. 4.9)
HOW TO TACKLE SURGE?
Principles
SONIC PHACOEMULSIFICATION
NEOSONIX PHACOEMULSIFICATION
WHITESTAR TECHNOLOGY
Catarex
Aqualase
ER: YAG LASER PHACOEMULSIFICATION
5:
Phaco Tips
INTRODUCTION
NEW MODIFICATIONS OF THE PHACO TIPS
Phaco tips with Differentiated Diameter
The Knuckle Tip
The Thin-walled AquaLase Tip (Alcon)
Newer Phaco Handpieces
Sleeves
I-A Tips (Fig. 5.12A)
6:
Biometry and IOL Power Calculation
INTRODUCTION
THE TARGET POSTOPERATIVE REFRACTION
Measurement of Axial Length
Measurement in Phakic Eyes
Measuring in Pseudophakic Eyes
Measuring in Eyes with Aphakia
Measuring in Eyes with Phakic IOLs
Measuring in Eyes with High Hyperopia
Measuring in Eyes with Silicone Oil
Miscellaneous Situations
Estimation of the Corneal Power
The IOL Position
CALCULATION OF THE IOL POWER
Common Formulas
SRK I (Sanders Retzlaff Kraff)13
SRK II
SRK/T Formula16
The Holladay I Formula for the IOL Power from Desired Postoperative Refraction17
IOL Power
Constants
Calculated Values
Role of A Constant
The S Factor
Calculation of the IOL Power in Special Situations
Silicone Filled Eyes
Sulcus Implantation
IOL Power Calculation Following Refractive Surgery
Indirect methods
Direct methods
Clinical History Method22,23 (the Preferred Method)
IOL Back Calculation25 (Vertexed IOL Power Method)
Use of Corneal Topography to Determine the Central Corneal Power
The Hard Contact Lens Method28
Gaussian Optics and Linear Regression29
Pancorneal Scanning Slit Topography30
Stereoscopic Topography31
Very High Frequency Digital Ultrasound32
Methods to Correct the Refractive Surprise
Calculating the Power of the Piggyback IOL33
IOL Exchange
Light Adjustable IOL (LAL)
Recommendations Regarding IOL Power Post-refractive Surgery
Polypseudophakia
7:
Instrumentation for Phacoemulsification
MATERIAL FOR PHACO-INSTRUMENTS
Diamond
Sapphire
Titanium
Stainless Steel
INCISION AND WOUND CONSTRUCTION
Groove Making
Tunnel
Anterior Chamber Entry
Side Port Entry
Capsulotomy
Hydrodissection and Hydrodelineation
INSTRUMENTS USED FOR CHOPPING AND MANIPULATIONS OF NUCLEUS
Choppers
Phaco Tips (Figs 7.15A to C)
Irrigation Aspiration Tips (Fig. 7.16A)
Bimanual Irrigation Aspiration and Phacoemulsification (Fig. 7.16B)
Instruments for Foldable Lens Insertion (Figs 7.17 to 7.20)
IOL Manipulators
INSTRUMENTS FOR SPECIAL SITUATIONS
Management of Small Pupil
MANAGEMENT OF WEAK ZONULES
Capsular Tension Rings
Mackool Cataract Support System
Ahmed Capsular Tension Segment (Fig. 7.25)
8:
Ophthalmic Viscosurgical Devices
CLASSIFICATION OF THE OVDs
High Viscous-cohesive OVDs
Super Viscous-cohesive OVDs
Lower Viscosity-dispersive OVDs
Combination of Dispersive Cohesive OVDs
Soft Shell Technique
Viscoadaptive OVD-Healon-5®
Characteristics and Advantages of the Viscoadaptive OVDs
SURGICAL APPLICATION OF THE OVDs
Use of OVDs in Cataract Surgery
Capsulorhexis
Cleavage of Lens Structure
Nuclear Emulsification
Irrigation and Aspiration
Capsular Bag Filling and IOL Implantation
Cataract Surgery in Pediatric Cases
OVDs for Intraocular Delivery of Dyes or Anesthetic Agents
Viscostaining of the Anterior Lens Capsule
Removal of the OVDs
COMPLICATIONS OF OVDs
Increase in Intraocular Pressure
Crystallization on the IOL Surfaces
Capsular Block Syndrome or Capsular Bag Distension Syndrome
Pseudo-anterior Uveitis
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
9:
Irrigating Solutions and Additives
ENHANCED SOLUTIONS
Balanced Salt Solution (BSS)
Glutathione Bicarbonate Ringer's Solution (GBR)
BSS Plus
Temperature of Irrigating Solution
Caution
MYDRIATICS
Maintenance of Intraoperative Mydriasis
Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs
Epinephrine in Irrigating Solutions
MIOTICS
Acetylcholine (Miochol)
Carbachol (Miostat)
Pilocarpine
ANTIBIOTICS
Anti-inflammatory Drugs
ANESTHESIA
PRESERVATIVES
10:
Anterior Capsule Staining
11:
The Phaco Incision: Surgical Aspects and Astigmatic Considerations
THE VALVULAR INCISION
Site of the External Incision
Scleral Pocket Incision
Clear Corneal Incision
Placement of the External Incision
Advantages of a Temporal Incision
Style of the External Incision
Length of External Incision
Thickness of the Roof of the Tunnel
Length of the Tunnel Incision
Size of Opening for Phacoemulsification
Size of Opening for IOL Implantation
Paracentesis Opening
INSTRUMENTS REQUIRED FOR THE PHACO INCISIONS
TECHNIQUE OF MAKING A PHACO INCISION
Scleral Tunnel
Clear Corneal Incision
The Limbal Incision
The Hinged Phacowound
Extension of the Phaco Incision
Closing of the Phaco Incision
SUMMING UP
ASTIGMATIC CONSIDERATIONS
ACHIEVING EMMETROPIA
ASTIGMATICALLY NEUTRAL FUNNEL
PHACOEMULSIFICATION IN EYES WITH HIGH PREOPERATIVE ASTIGMATISM
Minimal Astigmatism (≤ 0.5 D)
Mild Astigmatism (0.5 to 1.5 D)
Moderate Astigmatism (1.5 to 3.0 D)
12:
Continuous Curvilinear Capsulorhexis
ANATOMY OF THE LENS CAPSULE
Technique
Prerequisites
Instruments
Initiation of the Tear
Steps of the Procedure
TWO-STAGED CAPSULORHEXIS
POSTERIOR CAPSULORHEXIS
ANTERIOR VITRECTORHEXIS
RADIOFREQUENCY DIATHERMY
PLASMA BLADE
INTUMESCENT CATARACTS AND CAPSULORHEXIS
Advantages of Capsulorhexis
Intraoperative
Postoperative
Mechanics of Capsulorhexis
TEARING BY STRETCHING
TEARING BY SHEARING
Size of Capsulorhexis
DIFFICULTIES DURING RHEXIS
Rhexis Escape
TECHNIQUES OF RECOVERING AN ESCAPING RHEXIS
Complications of Capsulorhexis
Capsular Contraction Syndrome
CAPSULAR BAG DISTENSION
PITFALLS and REMEDIES
13:
Hydroprocedures
HYDRODISSECTION
Hydrodissection Technique
Hydrodelineation
Hydrodelineation Technique
Hydroprocedures in Posterior Polar Cataract
14:
Single Instrument Phacoemulsification
INTRODUCTION
SINGLE INCISION PHACOEMULSIFICATION: THE FOUR-STEP KEYHOLE TECHNIQUE
Incision Construction
Phacoemulsification Parameters
Step 1: Central Sculpting
Step 2: Creating an Inferior Notch: The Keyhole Method
Step 3: Removal of the Cortical Rim
Step 4: Removal of the Nuclear Plate
CONCLUSION
15:
Supracapsular Phacoemulsification
INTRODUCTION
HISTORY OF SUPRACAPSULAR PHACOEMULSIFICATION
WHAT IS SUPRACAPSULAR PHACOEMULSIFICATION?
SURGICAL TECHNIQUE
Patient Selection
Anesthesia
Incisions
Viscoelastic
Capsulorhexis
Hydrodissection/Hydrodelineation
Rotation of the Nucleus
PHACO-HEMI FLIP
PHACO FLIP
TILT AND TUMBLE PHACO
SUPRACAPSULAR QUICK CHOP PHACO
OTHER VARIATIONS
Bruce Wallace
Irrigation, Aspiration and IOL Insertion
ADVANTAGES
SUPRACAPSULAR PHACOEMULSIFICATION IN DIFFICULT CASES
Pseudoexfoliation
Small Pupil
Vitrectomized Eyes94–97
Hard Nucleus
Low Endothelial Cell Count Cornea
NEW GENERATION PHACO MACHINES AND SUPRACAPSULAR PHACOEMULSIFICATION
16:
Advanced Nucleotomy Techniques
INTRODUCTION
THE BASIC TECHNIQUE
Phacoemulsification by Divide and Conquer
Crater Divide and Conquer
Trench Divide and Conquer with Down Slope Sculpting
Stop and Chop
CHOPPING TECHNIQUES
Nagahara Chop/Horizontal Chop
Karate Chop/Vertical Chopping
PERSONAL NUCLEOTOMY TECHNIQUES
Modified Phacoemulsification In Situ
Technique
PETALLOID NUCLEOTOMY
Technique
SINUS FRACTURE NUCLEOTOMY
Technique
INTRANUCLEAR NUCLEOTOMY
Technique
CRATER AND CHOP
INTERCAPSULAR PHACOEMULSIFICATION
Technique
PHACO SLICE AND SEPARATE
PHACO PRECHOP NUCLEOTOMY
17:
Cortical Aspiration
ADVANTAGES OF COMPLETE CORTICAL ASPIRATION
Automated Irrigation Aspiration Systems
Manual Irrigation Aspiration System
GUIDELINES FOR ADEQUATE CORTICAL ASPIRATION
MANAGEMENT OF ANTERIOR CAPSULAR TAGS
ASPIRATION OF SUBINCISIONAL CORTEX
Direct Aspiration
Icecream Scoop Maneuver
Iris Massage Maneuver
Confront the Cortex Maneuver
Aspiration through Iridectomy
Iris Prolapse Technique
Iris Retraction Technique
Side Port Cannulation
Capsular Retraction Method
J-shaped Cannula
Post-IOL Aspiration
Bimanual Irrigation Aspiration System
REMOVAL OF VISCOELASTIC AFTER INTRAOCULAR LENS IMPLANTATION
REMOVAL OF HEALON 5
VISCOELASTIC REMOVAL AFTER RIGID PMMA IOL IMPLANTATION
18:
Intraocular Lenses
INTRODUCTION
CLASSIFICATION OF IOLs
Site of Implantation
Flexibility of Lenses
Material of Optic
Combination of Optic and Haptic Material
OPTIC MATERIALS FOR IOLS (Table 18.2)
Polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA)
Silicone
Hydrogel
Thermoset Intraocular Lens
Acrylic
Collamer
Haptic Materials for IOLs
Polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA)
Polypropylene (Prolene)
Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF)
Acrylic
Haptic Design
PROFILE OF RIGID IOLs USED FOR PHACOEMULSIFICATION
FOLDABLE IOLs
Advantages
Disadvantages
Surgical Considerations in the Insertion of Foldable IOLs
ACRYPAK® Folder
Folding Instructions
Implantation Devices for Foldable IOLs
MONARCH II DELIVERY SYSTEM
Lens Loading and Folding for Multipiece & Single-Piece ACRYSOF® Lens with Standard Forceps (Fig. 18.9)
Alternate Loading and Folding Technique for ACRYSOF® Single-Piece Lens
IOL Delivery
Difficulties during Insertion of the AcrySof Single-piece IOL
THE UNFOLDER IMPLANTATION SYSTEM
Insertion of the Sensar IOL via the Monarch II Delivery System
M-Port and Passport Injector System
Problems Encountered during Foldable IOL Insertion
MULTIFOCAL AND ACCOMMODATING INTRAOCULAR LENSES
Presbyopic Lens Exchange
Classification
Refractive MIOLs
Diffractive MIOLs
Accommodating Intraocular lens
Deformable IOLs
Light Adjustable IOL
Smart IOL
Toric Intraocular Lenses
PIGGYBACK INTRAOCULAR LENSES
NEW IOLs FOR MICROINCISION CATARACT SURGERY
WAVEFRONT BASED INTRAOCULAR LENSES
IMPLANTABLE MINIATURIZED TELESCOPE (IMT)
THE PRISMATIC IOL
BLUE LIGHT-FILTERING IOL
ANIRIDIA IOL
COMPLICATIONS OF FOLDABLE INTRAOCULAR LENSES
Descemet's Membrane Detachment caused by IOL during Insertion
Posterior Capsular Rupture during IOL Insertion
IOL Damage During Insertion
Bag Sulcus Fixation
Capsular Bag Distention Syndrome
IOL Decentration
Lens Dislocation
Silicone Oil Adherence to IOL
Capsular Contracture Syndrome
Uveitis
ENDOPHTHALMITIS
IOL Discoloration
IOL Glistenings
Glare
Posterior Capsular Opacification
SECTION THREE: PHAKONIT
19:
Bimanual Phaco: Basic Concepts
INTRODUCTION
SPECIAL ISSUES
Methods to Prevent Thermal Burns
Surge Control in Bimanual Phaco
CONCLUSION
20:
Phakonit
HISTORY
PRINCIPLE
TERMINOLOGY
SYNONYMS
TECHNIQUE OF PHAKONIT FOR CATARACTS
Anesthesia
Incision
Rhexis
Hydrodissection
Phakonit
ANTI-CHAMBER COLLAPSER
Surge
Technique
Discussion
THINOPTX ROLLABLE IOL
LENS INSERTION TECHNIQUE
ROLLER
TOPOGRAPHY
LASER PHAKONIT
THREE-PORT PHAKONIT
Cruise Control
Duet System
SUMMARY
21:
Microphaconit: Cataract Surgery with A 0.7 mm Tip
INTRODUCTION
MICROPHAKONIT (0.7 MM) NEEDLE TIP
MICROPHAKONIT (0.7 MM) IRRIGATING CHOPPER
AIR PUMP AND GAS FORCED INFUSION
BIMANUAL 0.7 MM IRRIGATION ASPIRATION SYSTEM
DUET HANDLES
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN 0.9 MM AND 0.7 MM SETS IN CATARACT SURGERY
TECHNIQUE
Incision
Rhexis
Hydrodissection
Microphakonit
SUMMARY
SECTION FOUR: NEW TECHNIQUES
22:
Cataract Surgery with Dodick Laser Photolysis
INTRODUCTION
TECHNICAL FUNDAMENTALS OF LASER PHOTOLYSIS SYSTEM
SELECTION OF PATIENTS AND INDICATIONS
SURGICAL TECHNIQUE WITH DODICK LASER PHACOLYSIS: OUR EXPERIENCE
Transition from Phacoemulsification
Converting into Phacoemulsification
CATARACT SURGERY AND CLEAR LENS EXTRACTION IN HIGH MYOPIA WITH PHOTOLYSIS LASER SYSTEM: OUR TECHNIQUE
POSTOPERATIVE MEDICATION
COMPLICATIONS
Endothelial Cell Count
Posterior Capsule Rupture
ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES
FUTURE TRENDS
SUMMARY
23:
New Non-laser Phacoemulsification Technologies
INTRODUCTION
Sonic Phacoemulsification
NEOSONIX PHACOEMULSIFICATION
WHITE STAR TECHNOLOGY
AVANTIX
AQUALASE
CONCLUSION
SECTION FIVE: SPECIAL SITUATIONS
24:
Phacoemulsification in Eyes with Uveitis
INTRODUCTION
PROBLEMS OF CATARACT SURGERY IN UVEITIS PATIENTS
Intraoperative Complications
Postoperative Complications
WHEN TO UNDERTAKE SURGERY
PREOPERATIVE EVALUATION
Preoperative Control of Inflammation
INTRAOPERATIVE MEASURES
CHOICE OF INTRAOCULAR LENS
POSTOPERATIVE MEASURES
OUTCOME OF PHACOEMULSIFICATION IN UVEITIS
25:
Refractive Cataract Surgery
INTRODUCTION
IOL POWER ACCURACY
Desired Postoperative Refraction
Keratometry Reading
Axial Length
AC Depth
Personalized Lens Constants
Lens Constants
Pentacam for Corneal Power Measurement
Choice of IOL
Correction of Preoperative Astigmatism
POSTOPERATIVE MEASURES
POSTOPERATIVE AUDIT
26:
Small Pupil Phacoemulsification
INTRODUCTION
PREOPERATIVE EVALUATION
PHARMACOLOGICAL MYDRIASIS
Cycloplegics
Mydriatics
NSAIDs
INTRAOPERATIVE PROCEDURES
Intraoperative Procedures not Involving the Sphincter
Viscomydriasis
Synechiolysis
Pupillary Membranectomy
Intraoperative Procedures Involving the Sphincter
Mini Sphincterotomies
Pupil Stretch
INSTRUMENTATIONS
Bimanual Push-pull Instruments
Pronged Instruments
Iris Hooks
IRIS RETAINER METHODS
Pupil Ring Expanders
Perfect Pupil Device™
SURGICAL COMPLICATIONS
PHACOEMULSIFICATION PEARLS
27:
Phacoemulsification Following Vitreoretinal Surgery
INTRODUCTION
WHAT ARE THE PROBLEMS?
PREOPERATIVE EVALUATION
INTRAOPERATIVE MEASURES
POSTOPERATIVE EVALUATION
COMBINED PHACOEMULSIFICATION AND SILICONE OIL REMOVAL
Procedure
Through Anterior Transpupillary Route17–21
Through Pars-plana Route
OUTCOMES OF PHACOEMULSIFICATION FOLLOWING VITREORETINAL SURGERY
28:
Phacoemulsification in High Myopia
INTRODUCTION
PREOPERATIVE CONSIDERATIONS
INTRAOPERATIVE CONSIDERATIONS
POSTOPERATIVE CONSIDERATIONS
CONCLUSIONS
29:
Phacoemulsification in Eyes with Poor Endothelial Function
INTRODUCTION
ROLE OF ANESTHETIC AGENTS
ROLE OF VARIOUS CHEMICAL AGENTS
ROLE OF IRRIGATING FLUID
ROLE OF SURGICAL INCISION
ROLE OF VISCOELASTIC AGENTS
ROLE OF VARIOUS TECHNIQUES EMPLOYED
ROLE OF INTRACAMERAL INJECTIONS
ROLE OF POSTOPERATIVE MEDICATION
PHACOEMULSIFICATION IN POST-KERATOPLASTY EYES
TO SUMMARISE
30:
Phaco in Subluxated Cataracts
INTRODUCTION
CAPSULAR TENSION RING INSERTION
History
Advantages
Designs and Descriptions
Special Designs for Suturing in Severe Zonular Dehiscence
Indications
Applications
Zonular Dehiscence
Zonular Weakness
TECHNIQUE
Anesthesia
Incisions
Capsulorhexis
Hydrodissection-Hydrodelineation
Implantation of Capsular Ring
Phacoemulsification
Cortical Aspiration
Implantation of the Intraocular Lens
Key points with the use of Capsular Tension Rings
SPECIAL CONDITIONS
DROPPED ENDOCAPSULAR RING
SUMMARY
SECTION SIX: PREVANTION AND MANAGEMENT OF COMPLICATIONS
31:
The Prevention of Complications and Their Management in Phacoemulsification
PREVENTIVE ASPECTS PRIOR TO COMMENCING PHACOEMULSIFICATION
Positioning of the Patient
Checking the Intraocular Pressure
Oxygen or Fresh Air Under the Drapes
Placement of the Lid Retractor
Aspiration of Excess Fluid
COMPLICATIONS AT VARIOUS PHASES OF PHACOEMULSIFICATION SURGERY
Clear Corneal Incision
The Problem with Side-Port Incision
Complications During Capsulorhexis
Problems with the Capsulorhexis
Prevention of Complications with Hydrodissection
Managing Complications in Hydrodissection
Impending Rupture of the Posterior Capsule
Managing the Ruptured Capsule after Hydrodissection
Problems and their Management During Phacoemulsification of the Nucleus
Problems with Nucleo-fractis and in situ (Four Quadrant) Phaco Fracture Technique
Complications with the Phaco Chop Techniques
Managing Problems with the Phaco Chop Technique
Fixation of the Nucleus
Selection of the Chopper
Placement of the Chopper Tip
Proper Holding of the Nucleus for a Chop
Rotation Following the Phaco Chop
To Convert or not to Convert into ECCE that is the Question
Problems in Conversion to ECCE
Managing the Intact Posterior Capsule
Intraoperative Primary Posterior Capsulotomy
Method of Usage of Polishing Cannula
Causes for Rupture of the Posterior Capsule
Signs of a Posterior Capsular Rupture
Managing the Broken Posterior Capsule
Rupture of the Posterior Capsule without Hyaloid Face Rupture
Rupture of the Posterior Capsule, with Hyaloid Face Rupture, but without Luxation of Nuclear Material into the Vitreous
Rupture of the Posterior Capsule, with Hyaloid Face Rupture, with Luxation of Nuclear Material into the Vitreous
32:
Managing Dislocated Lens Fragments
INTRODUCTION
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CATARACT SURGEON
TECHNIQUES FOR REMOVING POSTERIORLY DISLOCATED LENS FRAGMENTS
FAVIT (FA- Fallen and VIT- Vitreous)
Vitrectomy and Phacofragmentation Techniques
Managing the Anterior Chamber Opacities and Herniated Vitreous
Posterior Vitrectomy and Phacofragmentation
Endoscopic Technique
Removal by Cryoextraction
Manipulation with Perfluorocarbon Liquid
CONCLUSION
33:
Prevention and Treatment of Infection after Cataract Surgery
PREVENTION OF POSTOPERATIVE ENDOPHTHALMITIS
Preoperative Prophylaxis
Intraoperative Prophylaxis
Postoperative Prophylaxis
TREATMENT OF POST-CATARACT SURGERY ENDOPHTHALMITIS
Objectives in Treatment of Postoperative Endophthalmitis
Primary Objectives
Secondary Objectives
Diagnostic Measures
Anti-infective Therapy
Systemic Administration
Intravitreal Administration
Topical Administration
Subconjunctival Injection
Anti-inflammatory Therapy
Surgery
Causes of Treatment Failure in Endophthalmitis
Endophthalmitis Vitrectomy Study
Prognosis
34:
Post Cataract Surgery Cystoid Macular Edema
INTRODUCTION
DEFINITION
Clinical
Angiographic
Chronic
PATHOGENESIS
Risk Factors
CLINICAL FEATURES
Symptoms
Sign
Fundus Fluorescein Angiography
OCT
RTA (Retinal Thickness Analyzer)
Vitreous Fluorophotometry
USG
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS
NATURAL COURSE
PROPHYLAXIS
MANAGEMENT
Medical
Corticosteroids
NSAIDs
Carbonic Anhydrase Inhibitors, Acetazolamide
YAG Laser Vitreolysis
Surgery
CONCLUSIONS
SECTION SEVEN: PEDIATRIC CATARACT SURGERY
35:
Pediatric Cataract Surgery and Intraocular Lens Implantation
INTRODUCTION
DIAGNOSIS OF PEDIATRIC CATARACTS
CATARACT SURGERY IN CHILDREN
How Does Pediatric Cataract Surgery Differ from Adult?
Indications for Treatment
Optical Rehabilitation
Aphakic Glasses
Contact Lenses
Epikeratophakia
Intraocular Lens Implantation
Types of Intraocular Lenses
SURGICAL TECHNIQUES
Historical Perspective
Anesthesia
Wound Construction
Viscoelastic Substances
Anterior Capsule Management
Manual Continuous Curvilinear Capsulorhexis
Modified Continuous Curvilinear Capsulorhexis Technique in a Rabbit Model
Small Peripheral Anterior Continuous Curvilinear Capsulorhexis in a Rabbit Model
How to Create an Intact Manual Continuous Curvilinear Capsulorhexis in Pediatric Eyes?
Can-opener Anterior Capsulotomy
Vitrector-cut Anterior Capsulectomy (Vitrectorhexis)
How to Create a Successful Vitrectorhexis in Pediatric Eyes?
Bipolar Radiofrequency Capsulotomy
Fugo Plasma Blade™ Anterior Capsulotomy
Lens Substance Removal
Primary Intraocular Lens Implantation
Secondary Intraocular Lens Implantation
Management of the Posterior Capsule
Primary Posterior Capsulotomy and Anterior Vitrectomy
Posterior Capsulorhexis with Intraocular Lens Optic Capture
Neodymium (Nd): YAG Laser Posterior Capsulotomy
DYE-ENHANCED PEDIATRIC CATARACT SURGERY
PEDIATRIC TRAUMATIC CATARACTS AND THEIR MANAGEMENT
Epidemiology and Etiology
Surgical Management
Visual Results and Postoperative Complications
PERIOPERATIVE AND POSTOPERATIVE TREATMENT
POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS AND MANAGEMENT
Early Onset
Uveitis
Corneal Edema
Endophthalmitis
Noninfectious Inflammation
Intermediate/Late Onset
Capsular Bag Opacification
Secondary Membrane Formation
Pupillary Capture
Deposits on Intraocular Lens Surface
Intraocular Lens Decentration
Glaucoma
Retinal Detachment
Cystoid Macular Edema
Hemorrhagic Retinopathy
RESIDUAL REFRACTIVE ERROR
Piggyback Foldable Intraocular Lenses in Infants
MANAGEMENT OF AMBLYOPIA
SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS
INDEX
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