107 FILM FESTIVAL 电影节 FILM FESTIVAL FF3 – REFRACTIVE/CORNEAL SURGERY 电影节FF3–激光/眼角膜手术 TITLE PRODUCER FF3-01 Re-SMILE (Small-incision Lenticule Extraction) in Eyes with SMILE Failure Seongjun LEE South Korea When SMILE (Small Incision Lenticule Extraction) fails, it can be immediately changed to LASIK or PRK. Patients are very disappointed when the desired surgical method fails and cannot be performed. In this video, we show cases where Re-SMILE was performed again at the same time in eyes with SMILE failure by changing the laser setting method depending on the patient, without changing to LASIK or PRK. FF3-02 EndoArt® Implant to Treat DSAEK Failure Wei CHEN China In this video, the EndoArt® artificial corneal endothelial membrane implantation process was explained: After the patient’s operative eye was effectively anesthetized, 2 mm above the corneal edge, the major incision was made, a 2.2mm scleral tunnel incision. Apply anterior chamber perfusion at the three o’clock orientation. Next, in a circular motion and the diameter as 7.5 mm, remove the damaged corneal endothelium layer and the posterior elastic layer from the center of the cornea. Front sides were determined and then implanted the EndoArt® artificial corneal endothelium membrane. To secure the membrane, introduce a sufficient volume of inert gas into the anterior chamber. Use 10-0 nylon thread one needle to sew the artificial membrane to the implantation bed. Stitch the major incision with 10-0 nylon. FF3-03 Why My Patient is Not Smiling after SMILE? Sheetal BRAR India Sometimes a perfect Small Incision Lenticule Extraction (SMILE) or any lenticule extraction surgery may result in an unhappy patient. This film focusses on various intraoperative, surgeon and patient factors that may result in an unsatisfactory outcome after refractive lenticule extraction surgery for myopia correction. Possible factors related to energy optimization, residual refractive error management, accommodation spasm and immediate post-op issues such as interface folds, interface debris, epithelial defects etc. will also be discussed. The film will provide useful insights to practicing refractive surgeons about these potential factors of patient resentment after SMILE and how to manage these to restore patient satisfaction. FF3-04 What the Patients Face in LASIK Procedure: Understand in their view Pakornkit PHRUEKSAUDOMCHAI Thailand LASIK procedure is common procedure in refractive surgery. The key to successful for LASIK must be under the patient’s cooperation. However, it’s too difficult imagine for the patients when they face LASIK. My film shows what the patients faced in LASIK procedure by their view, how’s their excited. If surgeon understands the patient’s feeling, and the patients had experience in simulate real situation by the film, the successful of LASIK will be happen. FF3-05 Such a Familiar-Unfamiliar Iridocorneal Endothelial Syndrome Marina SHANTUROVA Russia The film demonstrates a clinical case of successful rehabilitation of a patient with iridocorneal endothelial syndrome, vascularized corneal opacity, operated secondary glaucoma, complicated cataract of the right eye. The patient underwent Descemet stripping automated endothelial keratoplasty, phacoemulsification with IOL implantation, reconstruction of the anterior chamber angle, and iridoplasty. The operation and the postoperative period are without complications. Under dynamic observation, IOP is stable, the cornea is transparent, and there is a significant increase in visual acuity. The patient is satisfied with the achieved cosmetic and functional result. FF3-06 History and Evolution of the Refractive Cut in Lamellar Surgery. From Cryolathe to Femto Laser Lucio BURATTO Italy This video traces the evolution of the refractive cut in lamellar surgery and the ophthalmologists who have made history through their innovative surgical techniques. From 1964 frozen lenticule keratomileusis to nowadays SMILE, passing through the introduction of the femtosecond laser.
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