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Managing Cataract with Small Pupil Due to Posterior Synechiae

Inflammation or injury to the eye can lead to posterior synechiae, where the iris fuses with the lens, increasing the risk of damage to the anterior capsule during cataract surgery. In this step-by-step surgical video, we will show you how to manage posterior synechiae during cataract surgery to minimize the risk of damage to the eye. We utilized specialized surgical instruments to detach the iris from the anterior capsule. Typically, it is advisable to establish an appropriate management plan based on the extent and underlying cause of the synechiae before proceeding with the surgery. For instance, if the patient has uveitis, they will need to receive treatment with steroids and mydriatic agents before the procedure. Surgical technique: 0:00 Intro 0:27 Opening the incisions 0:45 Managing posterior synechiae 1:15 Capsulorhexis 2:43 Performing visco/hydro dissection. 3:13 Phacoemulsification 5:10 Posterior capsule polishing 5:32 Bimanual cortex removal 6:00 TECNIS® EYHANCE ICB00 implantation 6:14 Wounds closure posterior synechiae, peeling posterior synechiae, Small Pupil, IOL in the capsular bag, cataract surgery, fibrotic adhesion, cataract by uveitis, cataract, manage posterior synechiae, lens, Katarakt, Grauer Star, eye surgery, intraocular lens, phacoemulsification, linsentausch op, dr. med. (Univ. Bud.) Matthias Gerl, grauer star op, grauer star operation, augenklinik ahaus, Katarakt, Katarakt op #cataract_surgery #posterior_synechiae #cataract #Lens #eye_surgery #ophthalmology #Augenheilkunde #Grauer_Star #Katarakt #matthias_gerl