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Maha Elshafei (Doha, Qatar) Cases with advanced proliferative diabetic retinopathy with tough membranes that needs pars plana vitrectomy is better performed with 20 G. The instruments (forceps and scissors) we need in these procedures are way better in dealing with tough membranes. 23 G are suitable for diabetic vitreous hemorrhage with simple...
Read More20 Gauge Transconjunctival, Sutureless Vitrectomy: Technique and Audit of 120 Cases
Zachariah Koshy, JR Murdoch Advantages: 20 gauge instrumentation with the advantages of large bore fluidics, rigidity and range of instruments. Excellent wound closure and post operative tonus. Patient comfort. Time efficient. The results compare very well with conventional 20 gauge vitrectomy and 23/25 gauge vitrectomy. Methods: Description of technique with video and illustrations. Results from audit of 120 consecutive cases...
Read MoreSutureless 20 Gauge Pars Plana Vitrectomy
http://www.evrs.eu/medias/2008/congress/Sutureless-20-Gauge-Pars-Plana-Vitrectomy.flv Stratos V. Gotzaridis Advantages: Sutureless Transconjunctival 20 Gauge Vitrectomy (20G STV) is a modified technique that upgrades the conventional 20 Gauge to a minimal technique. It reduces the operating time and the post operative inflammation. Methods: Conjunctival diathermy over the ports before sclerostomy produced adhesions adequate to stop...
Read MoreVitreous Dynamics: The New Solid Development Concept. Vitreous Flow Analysis in 20, 23 and 25 Gauge Cutters
Posted by Octaviano Magalhaes, Lawrence P. Chong, Charles DeBoer, Prashant R. Bhadri, Mathew McCormick, Ralph Kerns and Aaron Barnes on Oct 1, 2006 in 20 gauge vitrectomy, 23 gauge vitrectomy, 25 gauge vitrectomy, Aspiration Flow
Octaviano Magalhaes, MD (Los Angeles, CA), Lawrence P. Chong, MD (Los Angeles, CA), Charles DeBoer, PhD (Los Angeles, CA), Prashant R. Bhadri, PhD (Los Angeles, CA), Matheus McCormick, BS (Los Angeles, CA), Ralph Kerns, MS (Los Angeles, CA), Aaron Barnes, MS (Los Angeles, CA), Mark S. Humayun, MD, PhD (Los Angeles, CA)* PURPOSE: To evaluate porcine vitreous and Balanced Saline Solution (BSS) flow rates and correlate these flows with...
Read MoreComparison of Visual Recovery Time in Patients Undergoing 20g and 25-gauge Vitreous Surgery
Posted by Suber S. Huang, Mike Ward, Mohamed Shaker Alomram, Llew Rao, Firas Seffo and Karim Jamal on Oct 1, 2006 in 20 gauge vitrectomy, 25 gauge vitrectomy, Central vision
http://www.evrs.eu/medias/2006/congress/Comparison-of-Visual-Recovery-Time-in-Patients-Undergoing-20g and-25-gauge-Vitreous-Surgery.swf Suber S. Huang, MD, MBA (Cleveland, OH),* Mike Ward, MD (Cleveland, Ohio), Mohamed Shaker Alomram, MD (Manama, Bahrain), Llew Rao, MD (Cleveland, OH), Firas Seffo, MD (Cleveland, OH), Karim Jamal, MD (Cleveland, OH) PURPOSE: This study compares the rate of visual recovery in a consecutive case series of...
Read More20-gauge Transconjunctival Pars Plana Vitrectomy
Posted by Rodrigo Jorge, Rubens C. Siqueira, Rogerio A. Costa and Ingrid U. Scott on Oct 1, 2006 in 20 gauge vitrectomy, Sutureless vitrectomy, Vitrectomy
http://www.evrs.eu/medias/2006/videos/20-gauge-Transconjunctival-Pars-Plana-Vitrectomy.flv Rodrigo Jorge, MD, PhD (Ribeirão Preto, Brazil), André V. Gomes, MD (São Paulo, Brazil), Rubens C. Siqueira, MD, PhD (São José Do Rio Preto, Brazil), Rogerio A. Costa, MD, PhD (Araraquara, Brazil), Ingrid U. Scott, MD, MPH (Hershey, PA) SYNOPSIS The video shows a transconjunctival technique for pars plana vitrectomy (PPV) using 20-gauge...
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