Retina & Vitreous Surgery: A Practical Guide to Theory, Practice and Management

• Chapter 1: Vitrectomy Machine, Cutter and Instrumentation
• Chapter 2: Visualization System
• Chapter 3: Illumination System
• Chapter 4: Cryoretinopexy and Endolaser Retinopexy
• Chapter 5: Intravitreal Tamponading Agents
• Chapter 6: Perfluorocarbon Liquids
• Chapter 7: Intravitreal Injections
• Chapter 8: Ophthalmic Ultrasonography
• Chapter 9: Steps of Making Sutureless Sclerotomy Wound
• Chapter 10: Vitrectomy
• Chapter 11: Diabetic Vitreous Surgery
• Chapter 12: Subretinal Hematoma with Vitreous Hemorrhage
• Chapter 13: Management of Retinal Detachment
• Chapter 14: Macular Surgeries
• Chapter 15: Managing Complications After Cataract Surgeries
• Chapter 16: Blunt Trauma, Penetrating Injuries and Retained Intraocular Foreign Bodies
• Chapter 17: Endophthalmitis
• Chapter 18: Combined Phacoemulsification and Vitreoretinal Intervention
• Chapter 19: 27-G Vitrectomy
• Chapter 20: Glued Intraocular Lens Surgeries
• Chapter 21: Intraocular Parasites
• Chapter 22: Silicone Oil Removal
• Chapter 23: Interface Vitrectomy
• Chapter 24: Managing Complications of Vitreoretinal Surgeries
• Chapter 25: How to Setup a Good Vitreoretinal Surgery Theater and Recording System?

 DVD Content

• Chapter 3: Illumination System
  • Video 1: Surgery with single-fiber endoillumination
  • Video 2: Surgery with dual-fiber endoillumination
  • Video 3: Surgery with Yellow filter
  • Video 4: Surgery with Amber filter

• Chapter 4: Cryoretinopexy and Endolaser Retinopexy
  • Video 1: Intraoperative cryo application
  • Video 2: Endolaser application

• Chapter 6: Perfluorocarbon Liquids
  • Video 1: Use of PFCL in RD
  • Video 2: Use of PFCL in PVR
  • Video 3: Use of PFCL in dropped nucleus—Animation

• Chapter 7: Intravitreal Injections
  • Video 1: Intravitreal Triamcinolone Acetonide injection
  • Video 2: Intravitreal anti-VEGF Injection

• Chapter 9: Steps of Making Sutureless Sclerotomy Wound
  • Video 1: Port making in 23:25:27 gauze vitrectomy systems

• Chapter 10: Vitrectomy
  • Video 1: Vitrectomy animation
  • Video 2: Steps of vitrectomy in vitreous hemorrhage
  • Video 3: Steps to manage retro lental or retro IOL blood
  • Video 4: Steps to approach subhyaloid hemorrhage

• Chapter 11: Diabetic Vitreous Surgery

Part A: Management of Vitreomacular Interface Disorders

• Video 1: Identification of posterior hyaloid face—Application of triamcinolone acetonide
• Video 2: Removal of posterior hyaloid face by cutter (Animation + Video)
• Video 3: Identification and removal of vitreoschisis
• Video 4: Symptomatic vitreomacular adhesion (VMA)
• Video 5: Release of vitreomacular traction (VMT) by bent 24 G needle
• Video 6: Release of vitreomacular traction (VMT) by visco dissection
• Video 7: Vitreomacular traction with tractional retinal detachment
• Video 8: Epiretinal membrane
• Video 9: Refractory diabetic macular edema
• Video 10: Diabetic macular hole

Part B: Membrane Peeling

• Video 11: Forceps peeling—Animation + video
• Video 12: Chopstick peeling—Animation + video
• Video 13: Suction peeling—Animation + video
• Video 14: Segmentation—Animation + video
• Video 15: Delamination—Animation + video
• Video 16: Hydrodissection
• Video 17: Viscodissecton

Part C: Steps to Manage TRDs

• Video 18: Managing extramacular TRD
• Video 19: Managing macula-threatening TRD
• Video 20: Managing advanced TRDs

Part D: Steps to Manage Complex Combined Retinal Detachments

• Video 21: Localized macular combined RD
• Video 22: Managing complex combined RD
• Video 23: Bimanual vitrectomy in diabetics

• Chapter 12: Subretinal Hematoma with Vitreous Hemorrhage
  • Video 1: Submacular hematoma-subretinal membrane removal
  • Video 2: Submacular blood removal with full-thickness RPE-choroid graft transplantation

• Chapter 13: Management of Retinal Detachment
  • Video 1: Scleral buckling (Nondrainage)
  • Video 2: Scleral buckling with subretinal fluid drainage (Chandelier assisted)
  • Video 3: General steps of vitreoretinal approaches to treat retinal detachment
  • Video 4: Vitrectomy—Core and peripheral vitrectomy
  • Video 5: PVD induction without PFCL—After core and peripheral vitrectomy
  • Video 6: PVD induction with PFCL
  • Video 7: PVD induction by forceps
  • Video 8: Membrane peeling and sub-PFCL membrane peeling by forceps
  • Video 9: Bimanual membrane peeling
  • Video 10: Removal of subretinal band
  • Video 11: Relaxing retinotomy for intrinsic retinal contraction
  • Video 12: Extensive relaxing retinotomy for anterior PVR
  • Video 13: Vitreous base excision with PFCL
  • Video 14: Vitreous base excision without PFCL
  • Video 15: Internal drainage of subretinal fluid by creating posterior retinotomy during FAE
  • Video 16: Internal drainage of subretinal fluid through peripheral breaks using PFCL
  • Video 17: Retinal detachment with dropped nucleus
  • Video 18: Retinal detachment with dropped IOL
  • Video 19: Retinal detachment with fundal coloboma with breaks at margin of coloboma
  • Video 20: Retinal detachment with fundal coloboma with peripheral breaks
  • Video 21: GRT with macula on retinal detachment
  • Video 22: GRT with macula-off subtotal retinal detachment
  • Video 23: Retinal detachment with GRT with inverted flap
  • Video 24: Retinal detachment with GRT with rolled out margin
  • Video 25: Retinal detachment with macular hole—ILM peeling on mobile retina
  • Video 26: Retinal detachment with macular hole—ILM peeling under PFCL
  • Video 27: Retinal detachment with choroidal detachment with suprachoroidal infusion
  • Video 28: Retinal detachment with choroidal detachment
  • Video 29: Retinal detachment with choroidal detachment with drainage of choroidal fluid
  • Video 30 and 31: Bimanual surgeries for peripheral vitreous dissection and use two Chandelier light sources
  • Video 32: Bimanual surgeries for removal of subretinal band
  • Video 33: Bimanual surgeries to release fixed folds bimanually

• Chapter 14: Macular Surgeries
  • Video 1: Epimacular membrane removal surgery
  • Video 2: Vitrectomy with PVD induction by cutter in macular hole surgery
  • Video 3: PVD induction by silicone tipped flute needle: Extrusion needle in macular hole surgery
  • Video 4: Brilliant Blue G dye application under air or directly in water in macular hole surgery
  • Video 5: Initial flap formation—By Tano scraper or end gripping forceps in macular hole surgery
  • Video 6: ILM peeling in clockwise direction in macular hole surgery
  • Video 7: ILM peeling in anticlockwise direction in macular hole surgery
  • Video 8: Trypan Blue assisted ILM peeling in macular hole surgery
  • Video 9: Inverse flap technique in large-sized macular hole surgery
  • Video 10: Check vitreous base to rule out presence of any retinal break
  • Video 11: Fluid-air exchange
  • Video 12: Surgery for traumatic macular hole
  • Video 13: Surgery for idiopathic partial thickness macular hole
  • Video 14: Surgery for myopic foveoschisis
  • Video 15: Surgery for optic disc pit with maculopathy

• Chapter 15: Managing Complications after Cataract Surgeries
  • Video 1: Dropped cortex
  • Video 2: Dropped epinuclear fragments
  • Video 3: Dropped nucleus
  • Video 4: Dropped IOL removal by end gripping forceps
  • Video 5: Dropped IOL removal with PFCL
  • Video 6: Dropped PCIOL removal by passive suction
  • Video 7: Dropped PCIOL removal by active suction
  • Video 8: Suprachoroidal hemorrhage management—Animation
  • Video 9: Suprachoroidal hemorrhage management—Case I
  • Video 10: Supra choroidal hemorrhage management—Case II

• Chapter 16: Penetrating Injuries and Retained Intraocular Foreign Bodies
  • Video 1: Metallic foreign body with clear lens
  • Video 2: Metallic foreign body with cataract
  • Video 3: Metallic foreign body with endophthalmitis
  • Video 4: Nonmetallic foreign body

• Chapter 17: Endophthalmitis
  • Video 1: Animation
  • Video 2: Intravitreal antibiotic injection—Technique
  • Video 3: Surgical management of postoperative endophthalmitis

• Chapter 18: Combined Phacoemulsification and Vitreoretinal Interventions
  • Video 1: Animation
  • Video 2: Combined surgery for cataract with macular surgery
  • Video 3: Combined surgery for cataract with vitreous hemorrhage
  • Video 4: Combined surgery for cataract with retinal detachment

• Chapter 19: 27G Vitrectomy
  • Video 1: Surgery for vitreous hemorrhage
  • Video 2: Surgery for epiretinal membrane
  • Video 3: Surgery for macular holes
  • Video 4: Surgery for retinal detachment
  • Video 5: Surgery for complex diabetic detachment

• Chapter 20: Glued IOL Surgeries
  • Video 1: Standard Glued IOL surgery
  • Video 2: Managing dropped scleral fixated IOL
  • Video 3: Dislocation of IOL-CTR complex

• Chapter 21: Intraocular Parasites
  • Video 1: Intraocular Gnathostomata with retinal detachment
  • Video 2: Intraocular Cysticercosis with retinal detachment
  • Video 3: Intraocular Toxocariasis with midperipheral granuloma
  • Video 4: Intraocular Toxocariasis with inferior vitreous band and macular tractional fold

• Chapter 22: Silicone Oil Removal
  • Video 1: Silicone oil removal passively
  • Video 2: Silicone oil removal by active suction
  • Video 3: Advanced emulsification of silicone oil
  • Video 4: Combined phacoemulsification and silicone oil removal

• Chapter 23: Interface Vitrectomy
  • Video 1: Interface vitrectomy under air
  • Video 2: Interface vitrectomy at the margin of PFCL
  • Video 3: Interface vitrectomy under silicone oil

• Chapter 24: Managing Complications of Vitreoretinal Surgeries

Part A: Preoperative Complications

• Video 1: Standard methods of ocular anesthesia and needle perforation with (Animation and Video)
• Video 2: Perforation with vitreous hemorrhage (Animation and Video)
• Video 3: Perforation with vitreous hemorrhage with partial retinal detachment
• Video 4: Perforation with vitreous hemorrhage with total retinal detachment (Animation and Video)
• Video 5: Perforation with macular break with retinal detachment (Animation and Video)
• Video 6: Perforation with hemorrhagic retinal detachment with retinal incarceration

Part B: Intraoperative Complications

• Video 7: Cathotomy for small palpebral fissure
• Video 8: Slippage of infusion cannula
• Video 9: Suprachoroidal infusion
• Video 10: Subretinal infusion
• Video 11: Retinal incarceration at the cannula tip
• Video 12: Complications during phaco-vitrectomy—Iris prolapse during dye injection
• Video 13: Complications during phaco-vitrectomy—Sudden influx of air bubbles
• Video 14: Complications during PVD induction with attached retina
• Video 15: Complications during PVD induction with detached retina—Inadvertent break
• Video 16: Intraoperative sudden unplanned hypotony
• Video 17: Intraoperative media haziness
• Video 18: Stepwise approach to manage intraocular bleed—Cautery
• Video 19: Stepwise approach to manage intraocular bleed—Raising IOP
• Video 20: Stepwise approach to manage intraocular bleed—Start FAX in high IOP
• Video 21: Stepwise approach to manage intraocular bleed—Application of triamcinolone acetonide over the bleeders
• Video 22: Using heavy fluid PFCL over the posterior pole
• Video 23: Intraoperative retinal break with retinal detachment
• Video 24: Subretinal migration of PFCL bubbles

Part C: Postoperative Complications

• Video 25: Phacoemulsification for postvitrectomy cataract
• Video 26: Submacular PFCL removal
• Video 27: Failed retinal detachment—Case of missed break
• Video 28: Failed retinal detachment—Case of ERM with new break
• Video 29: Failed retinal detachment—Case of ERM with reopening of break
• Video 30: Failed retinal detachment—Case with reopening of inferior break with inferior fixed fold with subretinal band