Handbook of Ophthalmology
Handbook of Ophthalmology
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The fixation forceps are given to the assistant, and with the straight iris forceps the conjunctival flap is lifted away from the prolapsed iris and reflected upon the cornea. The iris is then grasped with the same forceps near the temporal angle of the wound, and carefully cut away by three or four strokes with, the scissors, gradually carried toward the median angle of the wound, slight traction being meanwhile made with the forceps. A very careful excision of the iris is necessary, for by it...s prolapse and incarceration in the wound, healing is interfered with; and, fur- thermore, the prolapsed portion may at a later stage become a permanent centre of irritation, or, giving rise to staphyloma, may 25 Digitized by Google 378 ' PERIPHERAL LINEAR INCISION.
destroy the normal curvature of the cornea. After the excision of the iris, care should be taken that its cut edges are returned to their proper position. If the iris appear to be caught in the angles of the wound, the attempt may be made to replace it by lightly rubbing the cornea with the convex surface of the eataract spoon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fixation forceps are given to the assistant, and with the straight iris forceps the conjunctival flap is lifted away from the prolapsed iris and reflected upon the cornea. The iris is then grasped with the same forceps near the temporal angle of the wound, and carefully cut away by three or four strokes with, the scissors, gradually carried toward the median angle of the wound, slight traction being meanwhile made with the forceps. A very careful excision of the iris is necessary, for by it...s prolapse and incarceration in the wound, healing is interfered with; and, fur- thermore, the prolapsed portion may at a later stage become a permanent centre of irritation, or, giving rise to staphyloma, may 25 Digitized by Google 378 ' PERIPHERAL LINEAR INCISION.
destroy the normal curvature of the cornea. After the excision of the iris, care should be taken that its cut edges are returned to their proper position. If the iris appear to be caught in the angles of the wound, the attempt may be made to replace it by lightly rubbing the cornea with the convex surface of the eataract spoon.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C. Schweigger, Porter Farley to read onlineMoreLess
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