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<strong>WOC</strong><strong>2012</strong> Abstract Book<br />

VI-CAT-08<br />

Sticky Situation<br />

Gupta Surya (11) , Biswas A, Bhattacharya S (1) , Biswas S<br />

1. ALO Eye Care<br />

Objective: PCR in one-eyed patient and phaco machine malfunction and their<br />

appropriate management Small PCR was noted during phaco. During cortical<br />

cleaning, capsular rim was caught in Aspiration tip and could not be disengaged<br />

by reflux. ICCE situation was avoided by gently pushing visco through the<br />

aspiration handpeice, releasing the capsule gently. Ant. Vitrectomy was done<br />

and 6mm rigid lens was put on the ant. Rhexsis. The IOL was well centered in<br />

the post-operative period. No IOP rise or excessive inflamation was noted. Two<br />

year follow-up revealed no RRD or CME. Final BCVA was 6/9<br />

Sumary Of Content: Unexpected and unusual complications can occur in any<br />

case and in the hands <strong>of</strong> any surgeon. Team-work from OT staff and appropriate<br />

management can salvage the situation.<br />

VI-CAT-09<br />

PPV with Dislocated PC IOL Exchange and Single Haptic Scleral<br />

Fixation<br />

Mazhry Zia (1)<br />

1. WAPDA Teaching Hospital Complex & Central Park Medical College<br />

Objective/Purpose To demonstrate a safe and effective technique <strong>of</strong> retrieval,<br />

exchange and scleral fixation <strong>of</strong> dislocated PC IOL combined with PPV Summary<br />

<strong>of</strong> Content Dislocation <strong>of</strong> posterior chamber IOL through unrecognized/realized<br />

peripheral PC rent after phaco surgery is are rare but well known complication<br />

<strong>of</strong> Phaco surgery. Expertise <strong>of</strong> an experienced vitreoretinal surgeon is needed<br />

to save the eye from further sequelae <strong>of</strong> a wandering pseudophacos and to<br />

restore <strong>of</strong> useful vision. A patient was referred to us from a peripheral cataract<br />

surgery center with an inferior PC rent and dislocated PC IOL. PC was intact<br />

superiorly. Retrieval, exchange and scleral fixation <strong>of</strong> dislocated PC IOL<br />

combined with PPV is depicted and explained in this surgical video along with<br />

pre and post op images. We have found this technique safe and effective on<br />

long term basis in our experience.<br />

VI-CAT-10<br />

Visco free Preloaded IOL Implantation<br />

Mazhry Zia (1)<br />

1. WAPDA Teaching Hospital Complex and Central Park Medical College<br />

Purpose: To share experience with Visco free implantation <strong>of</strong> newly available<br />

Chroma Quatrix Preloaded IOL systems.<br />

Methods: Two video clips are described in this video: Chroma Quatrix Corneal<br />

Preloaded IOL Insertion system was used to implant these IOLs. IOL was<br />

injected with the help <strong>of</strong> irrigation line from the side port. No viscoelastic<br />

material was used during or before IOL Implantation.<br />

Results: Author has been using these techniques during phacoemulsification<br />

cataract over last two years.<br />

Conclusions: Visco free implantation technique <strong>of</strong> newly available Chroma<br />

Quatrix Preloaded IOL systems is effective, safe and time saving for hydrophilic<br />

foldable IOL Implantation during phaco cataract surgery.<br />

VI-CAT-11<br />

All Femtosecond Laser Vision Correction-A New Paradigm for Laser<br />

Vision Correction<br />

Shah Rupal (1)<br />

1. New Vision Laser Centers<br />

Objective: To Illustrate the technique <strong>of</strong> ReLEx all femtosecond Laser Vision<br />

Correction as a new modality <strong>of</strong> laser Vision Correction without an excimer<br />

laser<br />

Summary Of Content: The Video will demonstrate the surgical technique <strong>of</strong> the<br />

reLEx procedure, and will discuss the advantages and limitations <strong>of</strong> the<br />

technique. Further, it will contrast the reLEx procedure with the procedure <strong>of</strong><br />

Femto-LASIK to show how the all femtosecond laser procedure could possibly<br />

replace the current procedure <strong>of</strong> Femto-LASIK.<br />

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VI-CAT-12<br />

Posterior Capsular Tear: What to do<br />

Shah Mehul (1) , Shah Shreya (1) , Gupta Ashish (1) , Singh Abhilash (1)<br />

1. Drashti Neralaya<br />

Introduction : to keep patient aphakic as a complication <strong>of</strong> cataract surgery is a<br />

bad day for the surgeon. So every surgeon should try to keep patient<br />

pseudophakic even in second surgery<br />

Objective: to demonstrate how can we implant lens in same or second sitting<br />

in any capsular condition.<br />

Technique:<br />

1. Vitrectomy with secondary implant in either bag or sulcus if there is enough<br />

support <strong>of</strong> posterior capsule<br />

2. If there is no support <strong>of</strong> anterior and posterior capsule, one can go for either<br />

aciol<br />

3. Scleral fixation lens Steps <strong>of</strong> all surgeries displayed.<br />

Conclusion : secondary iol if done meticulously has nearly the same results as<br />

that <strong>of</strong> uncomplicated cataract surgery.<br />

VI-CAT-13<br />

Artificial foldable iris intraocular lenses in aniridia<br />

Okasha Kamal (1)<br />

1. International Eye Center<br />

The purpose <strong>of</strong> this video to present <strong>of</strong> the new surgical technique <strong>of</strong> artificial<br />

iris intraocular lens (IOL) designed for correction <strong>of</strong> aniridia associated with<br />

cataract or aphakia. This technique was used bilaterally in patient with aniridia<br />

and anterior polar cataract . preoperative examination , iris intraocular lens<br />

specification, surgical technique and postoperative results will be shown in this<br />

video<br />

VI-CAT-14<br />

laser cataract extraction with the use <strong>of</strong> a 1.44-mm wavelength<br />

neodymium:YAG laser.<br />

Okasha Kamal (1) , Kopayeva Valentina (2)<br />

1. International Eye Center<br />

2. Fyodorov Eyemicrosurgey Institute<br />

In this video we will present laser phaco using machine Called the Rakot laser<br />

unit, it was developed by Russian ophthalmologists Valentina G. Kopayeva,<br />

M.D., and Yuri V. Andreyev, M.D., both <strong>of</strong> the Fyodorov institute, along with<br />

engineer opticians in St. Petersburg. The procedure was first performed in<br />

1997. todate More than 20000 operations were done The laser can treat all<br />

cataracts and can quickly remove more difficult hard cataracts, such as brown<br />

and brunescent ones,<br />

VI-CAT-15<br />

Secondary Capsulorhexis<br />

Hamdi Islam<br />

1. Magrabi Eye Center<br />

2. Ain Shams University<br />

objectives: Enlarge the size <strong>of</strong> the capsulorhexis to 5.5-6.0mm to allow free<br />

forward movement <strong>of</strong> the crystalens optic -<br />

contents: a short intraoperative video demonstrating how to enlarge the<br />

capsulorhexis at the end <strong>of</strong> the surgery, to obtain the optimal diamter <strong>of</strong> the<br />

capsulorhexis with crystalens, after an initial smaller diameter.

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