106 FILM FESTIVAL 电影节 FF2-18 Dexamethasone Implant: Anterior chamber intrusion Shalu CHAVAN India We come across many situations in our surgical practice where there is presence of foreign body inside the eye. But how often do you come across displacement of ozurdex implant inside the anterior chamber ?What if, the ozurdex was sitting in the anterior chamber and affecting cornea? In this video, we will walk you through a beautiful surgical representation of extraction of ozurdex implant in toto. It is very important to frame a precise plan before creating a surgical masterpiece. Here, an attempt was made to remove the implant with least manipulation. As the implant was rooted in the anterior chamber peripherally, careful removal was done without causing injury to cornea and iris. FF2-19 Cataract Surgery in an Implanted Iris-fixated Phakic Intraocular Lens Heni RIYANTO Indonesia Iris-fixated phakic intraocular lenses (pIOLs) are being used for high myopia correction. Cataract formations in patients who had undergone phakic intraocular lens have been reported. Cataract surgery in the eye with a phakic intraocular lens is one of the challenging cases. This video presents a safe phacoemulsification technique in an iris-fixated phakic intraocular lens (pIOL) patient. During surgery, phakic IOL remains in the position with one haptic enclaved to the iris. Microair bubbles mixed with a dispersive viscoelastic device (OVD) above the pIOL protected the endothelial touch of the pIOL. At the end of the surgery, pIOL was explanted, and the incision was sutured with Nylon 10.0. This technique provides a safe maneuver and a better outcome for cataract surgery combined with an explant of the pIOL. FF2-20 Aniridia Treatment with Artificial Iris Implantation Chien-Liang WU Chinese Taipei Artificial Iris implantation is beneficial for congenial or acquired aniridia or large iris defects. Flexible artificial iris is made of silicone and can be implanted with injector or folding forceps. Congenital aniridia with cataract can be treated with the implantation of artificial iris in the capsular bag. Traumatic aniridia with other ocular conditions can be managed in the same time, such as IOL exchange or secondary IOL implantation. This video will highlight different techniques for artificial iris implantation in both congenital and aquired aniridia patients. FF2-21 Transformative Journey of Capsular Tears: Foe to ally Tushya OM PARKASH India Video is a guide on handling capsular tears during phacoemulsification. Video showcases step by step approach in stable chamber setup with low IOP, managing fluidics in posterior capsule rupture, and handling anterior capsular tears confidently. Video stresses the art of continuing phacoemulsification without nucleus drop and hyaloid phase disruption, thereby enhancing surgical skills of the viewer for optimal patient care. FF2-22 Tackling the Small Pupil Without Pupil Expansion Devices Jeremy HU Singapore While pupil expansion devices can enhance visibility and aid in surgical steps during phacoemulsification (phaco), stretching the pupil can result in sphincter rupture, loss of iris tone with post-operative dilatation and resultant glare, and iris atrophy. Gaining knowledge of performing cataract surgery in small pupils of <5mm despite intracameral injection of phenylephrine and adequate viscodilatation can increase the surgeon’s repertoire of skillsets in tackling these challenging cases. The video will highlight the tips and tricks to tackle such challenging cases without the use of pupil expansion devices.
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