Table of Contents - WOC 2012

WOC2012 Abstract Book
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Removal of Cysticercosis in total from Subconjuctival Space at the
Rectus Muscle Insertion
Chandra Abhishek (1) , Yadav Ishan (1) , Maurya OmPrakash (1) , Rai Amit (2) , Dixit
Abhishek (1)
1. Dept. of Ophthalmology, Institute of Medical Sciences, BHU
2. Centre for Genetic Disorders, BHU
Purpose: To report two cases of sub-conjuctival cysticercosis present at
muscle insertions which were removed in total.
Summary: A sixteen year and a thirteen year female presented with a large
swelling in upper fornix and medial canthus respectively. Ultrasonography
revealed presence of cysticercosis at recti insertion in both patients. Surgical
excision of both the cyst was done en sac. In the first case a ‹No-touch
technique› was used to remove the live cysticercosis. It was a large cysticercus
with a diameter of 3cm. The second case was a dead cyst with presence of
fibrotic tissue surrounding it. Microbiological examination showed presence of
live cyst in the first and dead cyst in the other.
Result: Both the cases showed no postoperative recurrence with good
extraocular motility.
Conclusion: Subconjuctival cysticercosis at muscle insertion can be completely
and safely removed without impairing the function of extraocular muscles.
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Boston Keratoprosthesis: A hope for the future
Othman Ihab Saad (1)
1. Ophthalmology Department, Cairo University
Purpose: To demonstrate the use of Boston K-Pro in managing a variety of
severe corneal opacity inculding recurrent graft failure, chemical burns, silicone
keratopathy, well controlled autoimmune condition.
Summary Of Content: the video shows the technique used in different ocular
conditions, including anterior segment reconstruction, silicone-filled eyes. Pre
and postoperative results are demonstrated in 15 cases with one year follow
up
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Dancing with Cornea (DALK)
Samaha Majdy (1)
1. St. John Eye Hospital
Purpose: Showing visco buble combined by air buble technique in DALK
(Deep Anterior Lamellar Keratoplsty) accomplished successfully for the first
time by a Palestinian doctor in Palestine) .. Abberviation: 1-Exchanging air
big bubble by viscoelastic is safer and easier to separate between layers of
cornea. 2-Advantages comparing to Penetrating Keratoplasty
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DSEK with secondary IOL- walk on the moon
Sengupta Jayangshu (1) , Pal Dipanjan (1)
1. Priyamvada Birla Aravind Eye Hospital
Purpose: To describe 2 cases of aphakic bullous keratopathy where secondary
posterior chamber IOL fixation was combined with manual DSEK.
Summary of Contents: The video highlights surgical pearls and early postoperative
outcome of manual Descemet Stripping Endothelial Keratoplasty
(DSEK) combined with implantation of IOL in the posterior chamber in absence
of capsular support in 2 eyes of bullous keratopathy resulting from improperly
placed anterior chamber IOL.The first case demonstrates the steps of manual
DSEK in a same sitting after implantation of a multipiece acrylic IOL with haptic
exteriorization under scleral flaps (Glued IOL).The second case shows the
technique of iris fixation of IOL with 10-0 prolene suture in a straight needle
followed by DSEK.
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Cystic Epithelial Ingrowth in a Case of Deep Anterior Lamellar
Keratoplasty
Sengupta Jayangshu (1) , Pal Dipanjan (1)
1. Priyamvada Birla Aravind Eye Hospital
Purpose: To describe the surgical management of a case of cystic epithelial
ingrowth in a post DALK eye
Summary Of Content: A 27 year old male underwent Deep Anterior Lamellar
keratoplasty(DALK) for corneal scar in his right eye followed by cataract
surgery after 6 months.After 2 years of initial surgery he presented with a
whitish growth in the anterior chamber involving 6 to 9 clock position which was
diagnosed as a cystic epithelial ingrowth clinicallly and with histopathological
examination.This video demonstrates the diagnostics and surgical technique
involved in the management of this yet unknown complication in DALK with
understanding of the probable mechanisms in its pathogenesis along with
improvised usage of 25 G vitrectomy instruments to tackle the situation.AT the
end of 1 year there is no evidence of recurrence with maintained best corrected
visual acuity
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Tectonic Corneal Graft in 10 months old infant
Al Ghamdi Ismael (1)
1. King Khaled Eye Specialist Hospital
objectives Video showing technique of performing Large Penetrating Kerato-
Plasty (PKP) and how to deal with it›s difficulties - Summary of Content Edited
video summarized condition of infant had exposure keratopathy secondary to
a condition named neonatal tetanus Neonatal tetanus usually occurs through
infection of the unhealed umbilical stump Most infants who get the disease die
Video showing operative steps, postoperative management and course
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Descemet Stripping Automated Endothelial Keratoplasty in a Child
for Management of Failed Penetrating Keratoplasty
Kankariya Vardhaman (1) , Kymionis George (1) , Diakonis Vasilios (1) , Pallikaris
Ioannis (1)
1. Institute of Vision and Optics, University of Crete
Purpose : To demonstrate use of Descemet Stripping Automated Endothelial
Keratoplasty in a Child for Management of Failed Penetrating Keratoplasty
Summary of content : Use of descemet stripping automated endothelial
keratoplasty (DSAEK) has been reported in management of corneal endothelial
diseases adult and old population. Utility of DSAEK has been reported in
pediatric patients for treatment of postoperative endothelial decompensation
and descemet membrane break after forceps delivery. Rapid visual recovery
and minimally induced postoperative astigmatism make DSAEK a preferable
option to penetrating keratoplasty (PK) for management of isolated endothelial
disorders in this amblyogenic age group. To our knowledge, DSAEK for the
management of full thickness graft failure has not been previously reported
in pediatric patients. We demonstrate a case of DSAEK in a 4-year-old child
for the management of irreversible endothelial rejection after PK. Selection of
case; operative technique and variation in steps will be displayed.
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Pterygium pearls:surgical management and complications
Calvo Ramon (1) , Domenech Nuria (1) , Montero Javier (1) , Ramirez Pilar (1) ,
Garcia Carolina (1)
1. Hospital General Universitario de Valencia
Objective: to show surgical tips and tricks of the different surgical techniques.
Summary Of Content: This video describes the various types of pterygium
along with its etiopathogenesis, differential diagnosis, and management. We
describe different surgical techniques: - Simple suture with MMC - Amniotic
membrane graft - Conjunctival autograft - Oral mucosa autograft Indications,
surgical tips and complications,how to avoid and manage them.