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Fig. 11.1 A small PCR (denoted by an arrow) is seen as an area with bright red glow and demarcated by the darker margins of intact PC Recognizing the edges…

Fig. 26.1 Anterior chamber maintainer (e.g., 25G infusion) in place, conjunctiva opened, ciliary sulcus sclerotomy at 6 o’clock position 1.5–2.0 mm postlimbal with a 23G sharp cannula Fig. 26.2 Second…

 Choyce Blue, Double Ext. Loop In 1956, the Choyce inferior bulge brown haptic AC-IOL (with 4.0 mm optic) was introduced; later the Choyce Mark I and II modifications of Strampelli’s…

Acute posterior segment complications Late posterior segment complications Dislocated lens fragments Malpositioned IOLs Endophthalmitis Retinal detachment  Cystoid macular edema Occurrence of PCR during cataract surgery also has a significant short-term…

Fig. 9.1 VISCOAT through defect Fig. 9.2 Viscoshield barrier 9.4 Vitreous Detection with Triamcinolone If vitreous is suspected to be already present in the anterior chamber, inject diluted (approx. 10×)…

Fig. 19.1 (a–f) Front and cross-sectional view of a self-sealing MSICS wound. Frown incision with the center of the arch being around 2–3 mm from the limbus, the sides 4…

Fig. 27.1 Glued IOL technique. (a) Aphakia with posterior capsule rupture. (b) Two partial scleral thickness flaps made 180° opposite to each other. Sclerotomy being performed beneath the scleral flaps…