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sharad bhomaj
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2011
Tips for IOL explantation and Yamane SFIOL
The video gives tips for atraumatic IOL explantation and Yamane SFIOL technique
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Choroidectomy for Foreign body impact sites
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Vitrectomy for intraocular foreign body
Simplifying the inverse ILM flap technique for macular holes
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Vitrectomy for large macular holes
Amniotic membrane graft in paediatric retinal detachment with a large peripapillary retinal tear
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Vitrectomy
excellent demonstration sir, thank you
Did subject recovered with full vision
@@pavan7432-- 6/18
thank you for sharing!
My pleasure!
Great job🎉
Extremely practical!
Thanks friend
Excellent technique
Excellent technique. What camera are you using to record VR surgeries ?
Sony PMW10 MD 3 chip camera on Haag striet Hi R Neo with EIBOS
Wonderful and so thoughtful,logical technique.thanks for sharing.problm solving for beginners...
Hope it helps u manage your cases better
Very nice video, but personally I prefer prior to FAX adding PFCL, makes mobilizing the flap and filling the whole to much easier and stable
Yes you can do that
Hello Sir, thanks for putting up such a nice video. Big fan of u , I m Dr Ankur Gupta, Retina surgeon from Ludhiana
Happy that you found the video useful / interesting
Excellent technique indeed, wud definitely try it
Thanks sir. Very helpful
Butiful surgery and very well explained with so many useful tips! what have you used? Can ball point cautery be used?
The cautery is battery operated sourced from Enor, Mumbai, but available with many vendors . Yes , ball point heat cautery can be used too .
Wow great 👌..sir which 3 piece iol auro or amo or alcon
This was Alcon which I used to use a lot in the past .. but now I prefer Aurolab foldable as I feel the haptic is better suited for making a bulb with cautery and is thicker than Alcon haptic .
@@sharadbhomaj9936 does aurloab haptic goes through 30 g needle sir
@@sharadbhomaj9936 which company 30 g needlev
thru TSK 30 g thin wall needle , yes . Else try BD 27 / 26 G
Very grateful 🙏🙏🙏
I was having some difficulty with removing the trailing haptic. This pronation of the wrist should help. Thank you sir🙏
Meticulous surgery
Your approach is logical and straightforward and yet allows reproducible results. Thk you kindly for sharing.
Interesting technique sir.
Sir one more question how do you manage immature pvr membranes which are extremely difficult to peel
Good visualisation with intelligent use of light pipe and BBG dye . A good ILM forceps . For posterior membranes, peel under PFCL using BBG . For peripheral membranes , tricort & BBG sequentially. I use a bent tip of a 26G 1 inch needle to fashion a sharp pick to tease the membranes and go bimanual if needed . Some surgeons do extensive ILM peel of the inferior retina , but it isnt always possible .I prefer a encircling band and oil with minimal laser in inferior PVR . Retinectomy only if it cant be avoided.
@@sharadbhomaj9936 absolutely sir thank you much for your valuable guidance..
@@cherry2k794 what's your name by the way and where are u located
@@cherry2k794 thanks 😊
Which side of amg was put on the break side sir plus how did u confirm it
For epiretinal placement as in this case it doesnt matter . But in subretinal placement for macular holes ,Stan Rizzo says the stromal side should face the RPE .I suggest u stain the epithelial side with BBG before u insert it inside the eye to do ensure this orientation.
@@sharadbhomaj9936 thank u sir..
Nice surgery Sir and nice lesson too. Sir, should we too consider choroidectomy in case of large tears too, in routine Rhegmatogenous retinal detachment?
Not needed . Can complicate things further
@@sharadbhomaj9936 Thank you Sir for kind reply..
Primarily indicated for retinal incarceration sites with PVR and significant choroidal disruption due to FB / penetrating injuries . So primarily for posterior segment trauma .
Awesome surgery sir. It appeared like inoperable case sir, but you made it look so easy. Thank you for sharing !!
Sir, please share the video of ilm peeling in detached retina too.
Ok will prepare it
@@sharadbhomaj9936 Thank you Sir!!
amazing technique,Thank you for your sharing.
Hope it helps u
Nice idea sir! Thank you for sharing !!
Nice surgery Sir !! Thank you for sharing !!
Very helpful.
If u are in India, please contact Biomedix Devices for the prices . My system is quite old
Sir so u use boom or resight and how is the recording so clear
EIBOS 2 with Haag striet microscope . Sony 3 chip HD camera
@@sharadbhomaj9936 sir is Haag street microscope affordable for the ones who are starting fresh vrsx practice.what is the price of EIBOS .your videos are crisp clear with excellent surgical manoeuvers.thank you sir😀.I love the instrumental music u put behind.
Thank u for sharing this interesting case dear Professor Plaese do you use any antibiotic in the irritating fluid ? any intravitreal antibiotic used before surgery or at the end of case ? any intravitreal steroid used at the end of case ? Is the FB sended for C/S ?
No antibiotic used in irrigating fluid . 1/2 strength vancomycin + ceftazidime injected after oil injection . Culture negative . Complete excision of necrotic retina and exudates ensured there was no postop recurrence. Patient doing well after okl removal .
@@sharadbhomaj9936 thank u s much . Well done
Excellent video sir , sir why selected laser preferred over 360 laser in such chronic case? Thank you.
I only laser the breaks in all cases as I don't think 360 laser is needed if u have done good vitreous base shaving and have ensured no missed breaks .
Sir which machine do you use
Alcon constellation , Hi R Neo with EIBOS
Nice surgery Sir
Beautiful surgery. Thank's for sharing
Did u use cutter to satin under pfcl sir
No, simple flute canula . Silicon tip is ideal
I m a fan...simply beautiful.meticulous execution of surgical techniques
Thanks for your encouraging comments
@@sharadbhomaj9936 sir another query did u use angled forceps to remove subretinal band through peripapillary reigion
@@cherry2k794 straight forceps
Beautiful sir...amazing...
Thanks
Thank you for sharing sir...
Excellent technique.
Very well demonstrated
Excellent case and crisp explanation
Thanks
Very well managed. Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching
Excellent management ... Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching
Superb, Thank you for sharing.🙏
Thanks for watching
Very well managed sir
Superb surgery sir 🙏🙏
Thanks
Wonderful surgery sir👍
Thanks
Any reasons for removing foreign body transcleral.. ? How to decide ?
1.In this case , I prefered the trans scleral route as the penetration site was quite anterior and oblique and the major part of FB was lying externally. .Also it was bit dangerous to push a large sharp FB inside which could have the risk of injuring the macula or healthy retina . The FB was quite firmly impacted in the sclera. 2. A FB lying entirely intraocularly or projecting inside thru a very posterior location is better approached ergonomically by ab interno approach . 3. A posteriorly located FB needs to be removed trans sclerally if most of the FB is lying externally . The FB should be extracted trans sclerally, wound secured with sutures and only then one can proceed with vitrectomy as a second sequential step . 4.I guess we need to trust our gut feeling based on the ergonomics involved and accurate preop FB localization whenever possible .
Hi dear colleague Once more time a very good job Congratulations I Follow your videos with great interest Dr aissani, from France
Thanks for watching , warmest regards !!