HYDRO-IMPLANTATION OF IOL -- THREE DIFFERENT IOLS скачать в хорошем качестве

HYDRO-IMPLANTATION OF IOL -- THREE DIFFERENT IOLS

Intraocular acrylic foldable Len's HYDRO-IMPLANTATION Numerous reports demonstrate that opthalmic viscosurgical devices (OVD) left in the eye after cataract surgery will likely induce a postoperative intraocular pressure (IOP) spike.Residual OVD within the capsular bag may also cause the capsular bag distension syndrome. After using OVD for lens implantation it is mandatory to thoroughly remove the viscoelastic from the anterior chamber and more importantly from behind the IOL optic. However, many surgeons prefer not to place the I/A tip behind the IOL optic for fear of inducing a posterior capsule rupture. Advantages of Hydro-implantation technique include increased efficiency, reduced surgical time, no need of viscosurgical removal from behind the IOL, reduced surgical cost, no rise of IOP postoperatively because of viscoelastic and no risk of early capsular bag distension syndrome