This video demonstrates a cataract surgery in a healthy child who presented with unilateral membranous congenital cataract. There may have been an unseen trauma in this child which could have caused cataract. A 3-piece IOL was inserted in the sulcus due to a big calcification plaque in the posterior capsule that needed pars plana vitrectomy … Read more
Dr. Daniel Neely presents 4 real patient cases in Pediatric Ophthalmology & Strabismus that have been submitted on Cybersight Consult. The examination, diagnosis and treatment of each case are also covered. Lecturer: Dr. Daniel Neely, Indiana University Transcript (To translate please select your language to the right of this page) DR NEELY: I’m Dr. Daniel … Read more
Cataract surgery is performed on a 4-year-old boy with congenital cataract. A vitrector is used to perform anterior capsulotomy and lens aspiration, an IOL was implanted in the bag and a primary posterior capsulotomy was then performed through a pars plana approach. This is a standard technique and similar to the one used for the … Read more
Objectives of this presentation are: Overview of diagnosis and management Appreciate impact on parents and family of diagnosis of cataract Understand timing of surgical intervention Understand whether to implant lens or leave aphakic Understand complications of surgery and long term follow up needs Lecturer: Dr. Gillian Adams, Moorfields Eye Hospital, London Transcript (To translate please … Read more
In order to enhance diagnostic OCT information for pediatric glaucoma, neuro-ophthalmology and retinal disorders, a comparison with population-derived normative data is needed to identify deviations from the normal range. The meta-analysis of studies on normative data of RNFL thickness and optic nerve head parameters and interocular asymmetry and variations in these parameters are emphasized in … Read more
Download A Family Guide to Childhood Glaucoma and Cataracts Written by Alex V. Levin, MD, MHSc, FAAP, FAAO, FRCSC with Christopher M. Fecarotta, MD Edited by Sharon F. Freedman, MD, Andrea Osborn, and Ian Hubling Copyright © 2014 Alex V. Levin
Appropriate management of the pediatric cataract patient presents the ophthalmic surgeon with a unique set of challenges. The entire process, from diagnosis and evaluation to surgical intervention and postoperative care, is significantly different from that of the typical adult cataract patient. This is highlighted by the need for close follow up and support, both by … Read more
This document is for those who wish to learn more about how to deal with the pediatric glaucomas and whose resources may not always be at the highest level. The authors’ aim is to inform and to encourage eye doctors to deliver the best level of care possible for these children, but we also recognize … Read more
This lecture will review the appropriate preoperative assessment of Superior Oblique cyclo-vertical muscle disorders including unilateral and bilateral 4th Nerve palsied and Brown Syndrome. Surgical videos will be used for demonstration of appropriate technique. By Dr. Daniel Neely Transcript (To translate please select your language to the right of this page) DR NEELY: Well… Welcome to … Read more