37th APACRS Annual Meeting Final Program

FILM FESTIVAL

FF1-30 CM T Flex SFIOL in Complicated Cataract and Aphakia

Alpeshkumar RAJPUT India

This video presents CM T flex IOL in various complicated cataract and aphakia conditions. It shows various complications related to scleral flap, haptic optic breakage. IOL tilt, late IOL dislocation. This shows how to manage above complications in case-by-case manner. How ever it is the simplest way to manage aphakia with hydrophilic foldable IOL without causing any pseudophacodonesis and post operative refractive surprise with minimal complications and shorter learning curve and reduced surgical time. It can be use from same 2.8 mm corneal incision. It is sutureless procedure with near in the bag position of IOL and less ocular tissue damage. FF1-31 Unseen Fear of the Unseeing Eye Varin DEJGAMBHIR Thailand Cataract surgery: a quick, effective procedure that can restore sight and dramatically improve quality of life. Yet, fear keeps millions in the shadows of diminished vision, impacting their ability to work, enjoy hobbies, and connect with loved ones. This video explores the surprising psychological barriers that prevent people from embracing this life changing surgery, revealing the complex emotional landscape behind a seemingly simple decision. We delve into the anxieties, misconceptions, and deeply personal reasons why some choose to live with cataracts, offering insights and understanding for our patients. FF1-32 DIY - Single Handed CTR Injector Pankaj LANDE India Capsular tension ring is one device which can save a day in surgeons life. Surgeon are very comfortable injecting a IOL with push of thumb type system because all are implanting IOLs in the same way. We have devised a simple yet powerful tool to implant a CTR ring directly into bag with help if IV canula and 1ml disposable syringe and it is very cheap. FF1-33 Paradise Regained: Post phakic IOL cataract surgery Anagha HEROOR India Phakic IOLs are a great way to treat large refractive errors, where LASIK is not possible. However, some of these patients develop cataracts along the way and get disheartened again due to blurred vision. When should we operate these patients? How to plan the surgery & which IOL to use? Is FLACS possible for these patients? Do we need to make any changes in the settings during FLACS? What are the challenges during phacoemulsification? This video highlights these challenges & demonstrates how, when & which procedure can be used to give back the patient the best visual outcomes. Paradise CAN be regained for these patients by taking the necessary precautions, following a meticulous surgical plan & executing it perfectly.

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