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Demographic pattern, Indications and Visual outcomes of traumatic cataract in a Tertiary eye care Hospital in Bangladesh: Retrospective Study
Muliha Rahman, Mohamed Abdus Salam, Chandana Sultana, Md. Abdul Muntakim Shahid, Md. Abdul Muyeed, ASM Moin Uddin, Mohammed Rashed Alam
Learn MoreEvaluation of Tear Film Status During Covid-19 Pandemic
Shafiul Ashraf Rubel, Shah Md Rajibul Islam, Shamima Nasrin, Aklima Dilara Jannat
Learn MoreAnti VEGF (BEVACIZUMAB) as rescue therapy in sight threatening ROP
Shaila Sharmin, Sanyam Bajimaya, Eli Pradhan, Govinda Paudyal
Learn MoreBevacizumab in management of diabetic macular edema-Bashundhara Eye Hospital Experience
Tasruba Shahnaz, Moutushi Islam, Rubina Akther, Md.Ripon Ali, Bilkis Akhter, M. Golam Rabbi, Saleh Ahmed
Learn MoreComparsion of Gancyclovir Gel 0.15 and Acyclovir 3% Ointment for the Treatment of Herpes Simplex Epithelial Keratitis
Subarna Barua, Md. Sharfuddin Ahmed, M. Shish Rahaman, Sayeda Khanom
Learn MoreComprehensive Vision Care in Urban Community: the Pediatric Outreach Program by SSTP in City Areas of Bangladesh
Sidratul Muntaha Naznin, Mostafa Hossain, Quazi Sazzad Iftekhar, Tarikul Ahasan, Bipul Kumer De Sarker
Learn MoreComparison of 1.25mg vs 2.5mg intravitreal bevacizumab in the management of diabetic macular oedema (DME)
Bipul Kumer De Sarker, Mohammad Ibn Abdul Malek, San Yaat Rabbi, Arif Hayat Khan Pathan, Mostafizur Rahman
Learn MoreRole of QuantiFERON-TB gold test in monitoring treatment of presumed ocular tuberculosis
Md. Mezbahul Alam, Tanmay R.Shuvo, Rahmat -E- khuda, SM Shafiul Bari Rasel, Ummay kawsar, Kabir hossain, Farjana S.Shimu, Ershadul H. Rahat, Atiqul Haque, Arfin Akter
Learn MoreVisual Outcome of Vitreous Hemorrhage after Immediate Versus Delayed Vitrectomy
Tanzina Islam, Manosh Kumar Goshawmi, Tariq Reza Ali, Mustafizur Rahman
Learn MoreOphthalmic Manifestation of Trisomy 21 in a Tertiary Eye Hospital- a Hospital Based Study
Sidratul Muntaha Naznin, Quazi Sazzad Iftekhar, Tarikul Ahasan, Bipul Kumer De Sarker, Mohammad Mostafa Hossain
Learn MorePost Operative Outcome of Conventional Dacryocystorhinostomy with Mitomycin C and without Mitomycin C
Md. Altaf Uddin Khan, Firoz Kabir, S.M. Masud Parvez, Tonuza Tanzin, Subrat Das
Learn MoreEpiretinal Membrane Peeling in an Eye with Old Branch Retinal Vein Occlusion non responsive to multiple Anti VEGF injections
Tasruba Shahnaz, Moutushi Islam, Rubina Akther, Md.Ripon Ali, S. M. Monowarul Islam, Md Saleh Ahmed
Learn MoreA Pigmented Posterior Vitreous Cyst in a Young Boy
Tasruba Shahnaz, Moutushi Islam, Rubina Akther, Md.Ripon Ali, Bilkis Akhter, Md Saleh Ahmed
Learn MoreNeuro-ophthalmic Manifestations of Infra cranial Aneurysm
Syeda Fatima Jinat, Md. Sibgatullah, Nazmun Nahar, Sanjida Naharin, Salwa Khan, Tarzia Asma Zafrullah
Learn MoreOcular Ischemic Syndrome
Tasruba Shahnaz, Moutushi Islam, Rubina Akther, Md.Ripon Ali, Bilkis Akhter, S. M. Monowarul Islam, Md Saleh Ahmed
Learn MoreRefractive Outcome after Clear Lens Extraction with Posterior Chamber Intraocular Lens (IOL) Implantation for Anterior Lenticonus in A Patient with Alport Syndrome
Halima Alimi, Dr. Shifat Toufique, Dr. Sazzad Iftekhar, Mamunur Rashid Chowdhury
Learn MoreOutcomes of Endoilluminator Assisted Scleral Buckle Surgery in Ispahani Islamia Eye Institute and Hospital
Bipul Kumer De Sarker, Mohammad Ibn Abdul Malek, Arif Hayat Khan Pathan, Mostafizur Rahman, Situma PW
Learn More"Complicated cataract" is a term used to describe a cataract that presents with additional challenges or complexities beyond the typical characteristics of a straightforward cataract. A cataract is a clouding of the natural lens in the eye, which can lead to blurry vision. When the cataract is termed "complicated," it usually implies that certain factors make the surgical removal of the cataract more challenging or pose additional risks.
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Complicated Cataract, Ophthalmology, Advanced cataract:, Retinal issues, GlaucomaUploaded by: Bipul Kumer Sarker
A medical expert, like a doctor, is best able to help you find the information and care you need. This information does not constitute medical advice or diagnosis. A traumatic subluxated cataract is a clouding of the lens that can occur after blunt or penetrating ocular trauma. The trauma can disrupt the lens fibers. Traumatic cataracts can take days to years to develop. The diagnosis of traumatic cataracts is based on an abnormality in the red reflex. Subluxated lens subluxation or dislocation occurs in blunt trauma as a result of equatorial stretching and rupture of zonules. Subluxated lenses can be managed by: Removing the entire crystalline lens, including its capsule, and implanting either an anterior chamber IOL or fixation of a posterior chamber IOL to the iris or the sclera using sutures or biologic glue There is no way to cure or get rid of cataracts once they've formed besides cataract surgery.
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Traumatic cataract, Subluxated cataract, Eye trauma, Lens dislocation, Cataract displacement, Ocular injury, Subluxation of the lens, Cataract surgery complications, Zonular weakness, Lens subluxation causes, Trauma-induced cataract, Ophthalmic emergencies, Intraocular lens options, Surgical management, Visual impairment, Traumatic eye injuries, Post-traumatic cataract, Cataract extraction, Eye surgery recovery, Vision rehabilitation.Uploaded by: Bipul Kumer Sarker
Phacolytic glaucoma is caused by an inflammatory process caused by the leakage of lens material through the capsule of a mature cataract. The released lens material is composed of altered lens protein, macrophages, and other inflammatory cells that lead to trabecular meshwork obstruction and precipitate glaucoma.
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Phacolytic glaucoma, Lens-induced glaucoma, Mature cataract, Lens protein leakage, Ocular hypertension, Elevated intraocular pressure, Secondary glaucoma, Lens-induced uveitis, Lens-induced inflammation, Cataract-related glaucoma, Lens disintegration, Phacolytic material, Ophthalmic complications, Lens-induced secondary angle closure glaucoma, Anterior chamber reaction, Glaucomatous optic neuropathy, Lens protein-induced trabecular meshwork blockage, Visual field loss, Cataract extraction, Intraocular pressure management.Uploaded by: Bipul Kumer Sarker
Iridocorneal Endothelial Syndrome (ICE) syndrome is a unique ophthalmic disorder that involves an irregular corneal endothelium that can lead to varying degrees of corneal edema, iris atrophy, and secondary angle-closure glaucoma.
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ICE syndrome, Iridocorneal endothelial syndrome, Corneal endothelial dystrophy, Iris atrophy, Corectopia, Glaucoma, Secondary angle-closure glaucoma, Anterior chamber angle abnormalities, Ocular hypertension, Descemet's membrane changes, Iris nevus, Cataract, Posterior embryotoxon, Peripheral anterior synechiae, Asymmetric eye findings, Ophthalmic manifestations, Surgical management, Iridotomy, Glaucoma surgery, Corneal transplantation, Ocular abnormalities.Uploaded by: Bipul Kumer Sarker
Iridocorneal Endothelial Syndrome (ICE) syndrome is a unique ophthalmic disorder that involves an irregular corneal endothelium that can lead to varying degrees of corneal edema, iris atrophy, and secondary angle-closure glaucoma.
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ICE syndrome, Iridocorneal endothelial syndrome, Corneal endothelial dystrophy, Iris atrophy, Corectopia, Glaucoma, Secondary angle-closure glaucoma, Anterior chamber angle abnormalities, Ocular hypertension, Descemet's membrane changes, Iris nevus, Cataract, Posterior embryotoxon, Peripheral anterior synechiae, Asymmetric eye findings, Ophthalmic manifestations, Surgical management, Iridotomy, Glaucoma surgery, Corneal transplantation, Ocular abnormalities.Uploaded by: Bipul Kumer Sarker
Pigmentary glaucoma is a type of secondary open-angle glaucoma characterized by heavy homogenous pigmentation of the trabecular meshwork, iris transillumination defects, and pigment along the corneal endothelium (Krukenberg spindle).
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Pigmentary glaucoma, eye disease, intraocular pressure, pigment dispersion syndrome, optic nerve damage, vision loss, iris pigment release, trabecular meshwork, glaucoma risk factors, ocular hypertensionUploaded by: Bipul Kumer Sarker
The Aurolab Aqueous Drainage Implant (AADI) is a valve-less drainage device that's implanted into the eye. The AADI is designed to drain aqueous humor fluid from inside the eye to a small capsule behind the eyelid. The AADI is different from the Ahmed glaucoma valve (AGV) implant, which has a restrictive valve device designed to prevent hypotony.
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Aadi valve implantation, preoperative considerations, surgical preparation, valve placement, implantation procedure, valve function initiation, post-implantation monitoring, valve activation, pre-functioning phase, patient assessment, cardiac surgeryUploaded by: Bipul Kumer Sarker
Subluxation is an important entity of traumatic subaxial cervical spinal injuries. There is a varying degree of slippage of the body of one vertebra relative to the adjacent vertebra, owing to ligamentous injury and the jumped facets, with, therefore, a high predisposition for injury to the spinal cord.
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Traumatic subluxation, joint injury, partial dislocation, joint displacement, ligament damage, joint instability, musculoskeletal trauma, joint subluxation treatment, orthopedic injuries, joint rehabilitation, traumatic joint displacement.Uploaded by: Bipul Kumer Sarker
A complicated cataract refers to the opacification of the crystalline lens secondary to intraocular diseases, mainly intraocular inflammatory conditions that include anterior, intermediate, or posterior uveitis.
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Complicated cataract, cataract surgery challenges, dense cataract, surgical complexity, intraoperative complications, zonular weakness, capsular rupture, phacoemulsification difficulties, visual impairment, postoperative management, advanced surgical techniques.Uploaded by: Bipul Kumer Sarker
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