Dr.Ratish Chandra Paul, Dr.Shobhana Phukan, Dr.Madhusudan Mandal, Dr.KOUSIK SARKAR
It was a routine cataract surgery in a 63 year old male with NS II cataract in right eye under topical anaesthesia. Left eye was pseudophakic. Entire surgey went uneventful till IA. At the time of injecting the IOL, because of the jerky release of IOL from the cartridge, the advancing heptic caused an 180 degree zonular dialysis into the lower half and IOL was delivered in the wound. IOL was pushed into the anterior chamber, capsular bag was stabilized with OVD, and IOL was retrieved in front of the iris. The capsular bag was stabilized by CTR and IOL was repositioned in the bag. Anterior vitrectomy and pilocarpine test was done. The post op outcome was like a regular case.
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