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2013 MH 
2014 OPTIC PIT 
2015 CSCR 
2016 FLOATERS 
2017 ENDOPHTHALMITIS 
http://www.evrs.eu/medias/2009/congress/Viewing.flv Authors: Athanasios Nikolakopoulos, I. Panidou, E. Fandel, K. Papadopoulou, Thessaloniki, Greece The presentation is about the results of Macula surgery using all the time wide angle observation system and 25 g instruments and sub bulbar anesthesia. We are presenting our technique of removing the cortical vitreous with the help of triamsinolone painting and the use of brilliand blue to...
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Posted by Athanasios Nikolakopoulos, Ifigenia Panidou, E. Fandel and K. Papadopoulou on Oct 1, 2009 in Wide angle system
Microsurgical Scleral Buckling with OFFISS
Posted by Jerzy Nawrocki, Zofia Nawrocka, Zofia Michalewska and Janusz Michalewski on Oct 1, 2008 in Scleral buckling, Wide angle system
http://www.evrs.eu/medias/2008/congress/Microsurgical-Scleral-Buckling-with-OFFISS.flv Jerzy Nawrocki, Zofia Nawrocka, Zofia Michalewska, Janusz Michalewski Advantages: OFFISS was developed to improve quality of vitrectomy by bimanual vitrectomy without endoillumination. Since the system is combination of indirect ophthalmoscopy and microscope it was used for microsurgical scleral buckling. It does not require to change the surgical concept...
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Posted by Jerzy Nawrocki, Zofia Nawrocka, Zofia Michalewska and Janusz Michalewski on Oct 1, 2006 in Retinal detachment, Rhegmatogenous RD, Scleral buckling, Wide angle system
http://www.evrs.eu/medias/2006/videos/OFFISS-for-Microsurgical-Scleral-Buckling.flv Jerzy Nawrocki, MD (Lodz, Poland), Zofia Nawrocka, MD (Lodz, Poland), Zofia Michalewska, MD (Lodz, Poland), Janusz Michalewski, MD (Lodz, Poland) SYNOPSIS The video presents general idea of scleral buckling for rhegmatogenous retinal detachment. Additional animation of patient’s symptoms of retinal detachment is presented. This was created by a patient who...
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Posted by Virgilio Morales Canton on Oct 1, 2006 in Awarded Videos, Instruments and techniques, Vitrectomy, Wide angle system
Virgilio Morales-Canton, MD (Mexico City, Mexico) SYNOPSIS Vitrectomy techniques have evolved greatly during the last decade thanks to improvements in technology. Wide-angle visualization, and better instrumentation offers better surgical outcomes. This video describes important considerations during surgery that facilitates the maneuvers giving better results, and that’s why can be considered “a reference for the rest of...
Read MoreThe Use of Different Illumination / Observation Systems for Peripheral Vitrectomy
Posted by Jerzy Nawrocki, Zofia Nawrocka, Janusz Michalewski and Zofia Michalewska on Oct 1, 2006 in Awarded Videos, Non contact, Slit lamp, Vitreous base, Wide angle system
Jerzy Nawrocki, MD (Lodz, Poland), Zofia Nawrocka, MD (Lodz, Poland), Janusz Michalewski, MD (Lodz, Poland), Zofia Michalewska, (Lodz, Poland) SYNOPSIS This video presents BIOM, OFFISS and horizontal slit illumination used for peripheral vitrectomy. The use of three different systems of illumination and observation during vitrectomy, allows to achieve more adequate viewing. This may improve completeness of peripheral vitrectomy. New...
Read MoreA New Microscope with Wide Angle Viewing System without Endoillumination
Posted by Murat Oncel on Oct 1, 2006 in Awarded Videos, Bimanual, Illumination, Non contact, Vitrectomy, Wide angle system
Murat Oncel, MD (Istanbul, Turkey) SYNOPSIS This film demonstrates the technique of using a new microscope observation system for vitrectomy procedures that does not require the use of fiber optic illumination. Without fiber optic illumination, the surgeon is able to perform bimanuel surgery. A 40D non-contact lens provides a wide-angle viewing. ...
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