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An inexpensive trabeculotomy procedure for the surgical treatment of open angle glaucoma with or without combination of cataract surgery.

After medical treatment for ten days, with more swollen cornea and endothelial separation, injection of SF6 to fill 90% of anterior chamber succeeded in regaining the vision and clear cornea.

We present a case of a lady with active rheumatoid melt inducing keratolysis and corneal perforation. We performed a combined phacoemulsification and corneal perforation repair with a piece of DSAEK tissue placed internally through the phaco wound. This led to significantly improved visual outcome, faster rehabilitation and reduced complication risk.

There are not many signs on OCT that can save a life. This one, although subtle, is one to keep in mind.

In this video we discuss the etiopathogenesis, classification, clinical features and histopathology of congenital lacrimal fistula and demonstrate a simple technique of closed fistulectomy.

A case report of a rare cause of imprint iris atrophy presumed to have happened due to a partially opened IOL haptic loop, after an uneventful surgery.

A 54-year-old male presented with recurrent retinal detachment following vitrectomy with C3F8 gas. Extensive peripheral scarring and atrophy was appreciated on scleral depression.

The established scleral cut-down approach to draining hemorrhagic choroidal detachments is effective but invasive involving large conjunctival cutdown, manipulation of the rectus muscle and elevated risk of hypotony, perforation or retinal damage. This video demonstrates a stepwise surgical approach to draining choroidal detachments. The first step involves drainage via a transconjunctival trocar cannula. In the second step, drainage is enhanced by removal of the trocar to expose the sclerotomy. Drainage is further enhanced in the third step by the creation of a focal peritomy around the prior sclerotomy and enlargement of the prior sclerotomy into a radial sclerotomy. Progression between steps only occurs if prior steps did not provide adequate drainage. This approach minimizes incision size, which reduces tissue disruption and damage compared to the traditional scleral cut-down approach.

This case demonstrates phaco in a partially medically controlled phacolytic glaucoma.