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SPINNING THE WHEEL- STABILITY OF COMMONLY USED IOL IN-THE-BAG

SPINNING THE WHEEL- STABILITY OF COMMONLY USED IOL IN-THE-BAG. DR ARUP BHAUMIK DISHA EYE HOSPITALS AND RESEARCH CENTRE BARRACKPORE, WEST BEGAL, INDIA arupbhaumik_cal@yahoo.co.in. The author has no financial interest in the subject matter of this poster.

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SPINNING THE WHEEL- STABILITY OF COMMONLY USED IOL IN-THE-BAG

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  1. SPINNING THE WHEEL-STABILITYOFCOMMONLY USED IOL IN-THE-BAG DR ARUP BHAUMIK DISHA EYE HOSPITALS AND RESEARCH CENTRE BARRACKPORE, WEST BEGAL, INDIA arupbhaumik_cal@yahoo.co.in The author has no financial interest in the subject matter of this poster

  2. Cataract surgery – most important refractive surgery 1. Accurate biometry 2 . Right IOL selection 3. Astigmatically Neutral wound 4. Correction of pre-existing astigmatism 5. etc

  3. Correction of pre existing astigmatism Toric IOL…….. Best possible answer

  4. Criterion of TORIC IOL 1 Rotational stabilities of IOL within the Bag 2 Excellent Toric optic 3 Precise software or calculator 4 etc Are all IOL designs suitable platform for Toric optic?

  5. Aims of this study To compare the rotational stabilities of commonly used IOL within the bag and to identify best possible IOL design for toric IOL

  6. Materials and Methods Ten patients of grade III nuclear sclerosis cataract were selected randomly in each group who required IOL of 22D to 24D(to avoid gross disparity of capsular bag size)

  7. Materials and Methods • Phacoemulsification was done with 2.8 mm clear corneal incision in all the cases. • In all the cases Healon GV was used for IOL implantation • After IOL implantation Healon GV was thoroughly washed out. • Final position of haptic was marked

  8. Materials and Methods • Now 2ml BSS was taken in 2ml disposable plastic syringe • BSS was injected forcefully into the anterior chamber and the capsular bag by 26 gauze cannula through main incision. • New position of haptic was marked and rotation was calculated

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  10. Materials and Methods IOL implanted AcrysofMultipiece MA60AC (multipiecehydrophobhic lens) Acrysof IQ SN60WF (single piece hydrophobic with aspheric design) Soflex LI61SE (three piece silicon lens) Tecnis I ZCB00 (single piece hydrophobic lens) Tecnismultipiece ZA9003 (silicon multipiece lens) Akreos Adapt (Single piece hydrophillic lens with plate haptic) SQ RYCF (hydrophillic single piece)

  11. Results

  12. Conclusion • In this study no IOL design showed absolute rotational stability within the bag • Acrysof IQ lens showed more rotational stability than others and it may be the best possible platform for toric IOL in present day scenario. Thank you

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