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This channel has been started to make information about various eye conditions and diseases accessible to all. My channel includes videos intended for general public awareness as well as lectures for ophthalmology students and medical professionals who wish to revise their knowledge of ophthalmology.
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Excellent video..A very good alternative to phacoemulsification.(cost effective)..but I left this technique as I was having very high astigmatism post op..secondly, I have reservations about endothelial cell loss,when handling nucleus in anterior chamber with wire vectus....
I have right eye esophoria right eye latent squint. when ever i read closely or study my one eye turns in-wards .I read in textbooks as well and even in your videos also you said that for esophoria plus power has to be added with full refraction of plus power. But when i took auto refraction and even manual refraction also i didn't got plus power but i have minus power my eye surgeon issued prescription for minus power only with cylinder for right eye esophoria ( Right eye - 1.0 ) ( left eye - 0.75 ) how does that minus cylinder helps my latent squint esophoria ? in anyway Bifocal or progressive glasses (or) Adding plus power in esophoria eye will help because plus power resolve inward deviation ? Please i humbly request you to reply this might not be a correct method asking , but my eye surgeon won't answer my any question at all.
I always find it difficult to tell the difference between hypermature and intumescent, especially with the beautiful images our uni puts in our exams. Thank you.
one question---at 22;44 , if there 6th cranial palsy on the left side and the eye is already deviated nasally, when you do the cover test and occlude the right eye, which muscle pulls the left eye to midline ?
