3. Aim
5 advises to improve visual outcome
of repair of corneal laceration
4. 1
Antibiotic Prophylaxis
Inject through the wound or side port
Avoid intravitreal injection except if there is evidence of
endophthalmitis or IOFP as injection in soft tesnsion can
induce lens , retinal or choroidal injury
5. Hypopyon?
· Presence of hypopyon particularly in
neglected wounds and pediatrics not
equal endophthalmitis but may be just
reaction.
11. Role of AMT
· Close small defects : decrease number
of sutures / pupil sparing sutures
· Prevent over tight suturing
· Stimulate healing.
· Anti-inflammatory
ConvertsLacerated Incision to Blade incision
13. Surgical technique
Strip of AM is applied to the wound
from the start.
Wound is sutured with interrupted
nylon 10/0 sutures including the AM
strip.
Suturing is avoided in the visual axis
Bandage soft CL is applied.
39. Post operative complications
· Early post operative hypotony
· Early membrane displacement
· Difficult suturing and membrane tears
· ? Poor intraocular visualization
44. Technique
· Close the wound 1st.
· Dilate pupil and
· Identify the capsular
· opening
· 2 side ports perpendicular to capsular
tear.
45. AC should be stable with
Healon
· Gradual prolapse of the lens matter in
the AC using viscodissection.
· Slow motion I/A in the AC with
injection of OVD once AC get shallow
46. AC should be stable with
Healon
· Very deep AC = lens matter will drop
· Very shallow AC = vitreous will
prolapse.