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This medical PowerPoint presentation is about cataract and implant surgery.

Cataract surgery is a procedure used to remove the natural lens of the eye when it becomes cloudy due to a cataract, which can cause blurry or dim vision, and replace it with an artificial intraocular lens (IOL) to restore clear vision. The surgery is typically performed on an outpatient basis and takes about 15-20 minutes to complete.

During cataract surgery, a small incision is made in the cornea, and the cloudy lens is broken up into small pieces using ultrasound energy (phacoemulsification) and removed. The IOL is then inserted into the same location where the natural lens was, and the incision is closed with tiny stitches or self-sealing incisions that do not require stitches.

Implant surgery, on the other hand, refers to the surgical placement of an artificial device, such as a joint or a pacemaker, into the body to replace or support a damaged or dysfunctional body part. In the context of eye surgery, implant surgery may involve the insertion of an artificial lens to correct vision problems other than cataracts, such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism.

In summary, cataract surgery is a type of implant surgery that involves the removal of a cloudy natural lens and the insertion of an artificial intraocular lens, while implant surgery generally refers to the surgical placement of an artificial device to replace or support a damaged or dysfunctional body part.

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Dominic McHugh MD FRCSLondon, UK Cataract and Implant Surgery
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CataractCauses Age Congenital (genetic, metabolic) Trauma Infection Inflammation Surgical Drugs (eg steroids)
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Cataract May be induced by surgical procedure: lens touch; gas; oil
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Cataract types Nuclear sclerosis Posterior subscapsular Congenital (rubella) Trauma
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Management of Cataract ECCE (Extracapsular cataract extraction) But longer wound healing time
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Cataract Surgery Small incisional Phacoemulsification surgery (Developed by Kelman, USA)
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Before IOL implantation was developed Aphakic spectacles Contact lenses
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Pioneer of intraocular lens implant Sir Harold Ridley FRS FRCS
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Harold Ridley collaborated with the Rayner company to develop the IOL John Pike, Rayner Company
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1949-1950: First IOL implants
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Choice of IOL Insertion through small incision High biomcompatilbility Allows good retinal view Stable centration Low PCO (posterior capsular opacification) rate
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IOL choiceWhy foldable/injectable?Minimise incision size to reduce healing time and astigmatism PMMA(rigid) : Non-foldable+large incision Acrylic: Injectable through 2.2-3.2 mm currently.
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Preparation for cataract surgery Biometry: The calculation of required IOL power Keratometry (K) (corneal curvature) Axial length (AL) of eye (ultrasound) IOL power= A constant-2.5xAL-0.9K Eg: 118-2.5x 24-0.9x45=17.5 dioptres IOL power
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Phacoemulsification with IOL implantation
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Phacoemulsification: surgical sequence Corneal tunnel CCC (continuous curvilinear capsulorrhexis Hydrodissection Phacoemulsification Aspiration of cortical lens matter IOL insertion
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Phaco parameters
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Phaco+IOL surgeryHydrodissection
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Phaco+IOL surgeryPhacoemulsification
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Phaco+IOL surgeryAspiration of cortex
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Phaco+IOL surgeryFoldable IOL insertion
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Typical injectable IOL Superflex lens: 6.25mm x 12.50mm C-Flex lens 5.75mm x 12.00 mm
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Cflex/Superflex injector
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Loading the Superflex IOL
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Superflex insertion
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Superflex insertion
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Superflex insertion
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Insertion of injectable IOL
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Endoscope view of Superflex
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Cataract surgery Postoperative management Eye pad overnight Antibiotic+steroid drops for up to one month Change glasses at one month
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Complications of cataract surgery (many!) Posterior capsular rupture and vitreous loss Dropped nucleus IOL dislocation Endophthalmitis Retinal detachment
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Cataract surgery complications
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Cataract surgery: complications
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Thank you!