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    Ethicon absorbable 8-0 polyglactin suture thread coated vicryl
    Absorbable 8 0 Polyglactin Suture Thread Coated Vicryl, supplied by Ethicon, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: Intraocular Suture Looping and Overhand Friction Knot: A Flapless Technique to Refixate Dislocated Intraocular Lenses
    Article Snippet: Intraocular Suture Looping and Overhand Friction Knot: A Flapless Technique to Refixate Dislocated Intraocular Lenses A dislocated intraocular lens (IOL) induced by different etiologies is a complicated situation after IOL implantation.1–5 Cases of dislocated IOL with closed-loop haptics and dislocated in-the-bag IOL (IOL–capsular bag complex) compose a portion of all dislocated cases and present a unique challenge.. Different from an IOL with open-loop haptics, a suture loop has to be created to pass through the closed loop in the haptic or through the equator of the capsule to capture the in-the-bag IOL haptic of the complex for refixation.6–9 This usually requires externalizing the IOL haptic(s) from the corneal/scleral incision for suture fixation or repeated passing long needles or passing and backing a long needle through the globe with the ab externo suture loop retrieval technique.6–13 The previous techniques also involve large conjunctival dissections or manipulations (flaps, pockets, or grooves) on the sclera.. We present a flapless technique with less surgical trauma to loop the haptics and to refixate a dislocated IOL–capsular bag complex or dislocated IOL with closed-loop haptics.

    Article Title: Two-way adjustable double-knots intrascleral fixation and single sclerotomy looping technique: a novel minimal invasive adjustable intraocular lens fixation technique.
    Article Snippet: An 8 − 0 polypropylene thread (Prolene, Polypropylene Suture; Ethicon, Johnson-Johnson, New Brunswick, NJ, USA) with curved needles at both ends was bisected.

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    Article Snippet: Purpose This study aimed to introduce a new technique for lowering intraocular pressure (IOP) using a multi-stent system after the implantation of a Baerveldt glaucoma implant (BGI) and evaluate its clinical effectiveness.. Study design Prospective case series.. Methods Six patients with uncontrolled refractory glaucoma were enrolled between December 2021 and May 2022.



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    Figure Lengend Snippet: Intraoperative view of the surgical procedures. (a) Introduce the 8–0 polypropylene thread into the eye by the suture-in-needle technique using direct ab externo puncturing of a 30-gauge needle. Arrow 1: the first fixation point; arrow 2: the loop of the suture can be grasped by using forceps to retrieve it from the main incision. (b) After looping through the eyelets of the IOL, the thread is externalized by the curved-needle-retrieving technique. Arrow 1: the second fixation point; arrow 2: the tip of the curved 30-gauge needle. (c) After externalizing the four fixation sutures and implanting the IOL into the posterior chamber, the curved needle attached to the suture is held by a needle holder and intrascleral pass from the sclerotomy of the first fixation point (arrow 1) to the adjacent sclera (arrow 2) is performed. Arrow 3: the second fixation point. (d) Perform a relay intrascleral pass from the exit point (arrow 2) to exit the needle from the second sclerotomy (arrow 3). (e) Create the overhand fixation knot (arrow 1) by the two ends of the sutures to fixate the IOL. Create a second knot (arrow 2) 3 mm from the exit point and perform the intrascleral incarceration of the knot. (f) Perform the intrascleral pass of the curved needle attached to thread and knots from the second fixation point (arrow 1) to the adjacent sclera (arrow 2). (g) After pulling the thread to lead the threads and knots into the scleral tunnel, only four threads remain from the sclera. (h) After cutting all the externalized threads flush to the sclera, the IOL is well centered. Conjunctival incisions are left sutureless.

    Article Snippet: An 8–0 polypropylene thread (Prolene, Polypropylene Suture; Ethicon, Johnson-Johnson, New Brunswick, NJ) with a curved needle was bisected in its middle.

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