Iris Repair
Patients with aniridia or damaged irises can suffer from severe light sensitivity and are often unhappy with the appearance of their eyes. Also, a damaged iris admitting too much light can result in reduced vision, halo and glare. Iris repair often involves the use of sutures inside the eye to reshape the iris to its original shape, re-creating a round pupil. Sometimes the surgeon may cut some of the existing iris to help improve the appearance.
View MoreTraumatic Cataract Ruptured Anterior Capsule
Capsular rupture is a dreaded complication of cataract surgery; it jeopardises the chances of inserting a posterior lens and therefore obtaining the ideal optical correction of the patient's aphakia after the operation. However, if this complication does occur, do not panic: most cases can be salvaged. Anterior subcapsular cataract results from fibrous metaplasia of the lens epithelium.
View More