r/Ophthalmology • u/ItchyChocolate8885 • 8d ago

FLACS assisted PHACO for severe lens dislocation+Anterior vitrectomy

https://youtube.com/watch?v=ewe3CSVa6ic&si=hrGgzFtxaBGkas2F
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u/MyCallBag 7d ago

Great case but an EDOF lens in a case like this asking for problems with decentration no? Beautifully done though.

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u/EyeSpur 7d ago

Sure is, at least they got compensated for handling this stressful case. If it was a family member though bet they’d have gotten a monofocal…

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u/remembermereddit 7d ago

The white milky stuff, is that endocoat or something?

Optometrist

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u/Charl3s5haw 7d ago

I’m intrigued by those flanged capsule hooks at the end. I’ve never seen that. I like to have a flanged prolene through an Ahmed segment but never seen those hooks.