Cornea Preservation in Evisceration

Aratoon, Vahram

doi:10.1016/0002-9394(70)90514-3

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Surgical Technique Of Evisceration2

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“…This is followed by a full-thickness limbal stab incision using a number 11 surgical scalpel blade; removal of the corneal button can be completed circumferentially with Wescott scissors. Limbal tissues should be removed as much as possible, leaving behind the scleral shell 71,72 …”

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“…Limbal tissues should be removed as much as possible, leaving behind the scleral shell. 71,72 The intraocular contents (lens, vitreous, uvea, and retina) are removed with an evisceration spoon; the removal would be easier if the spoon is correctly inserted into the plane between the sclera and uvea. All uveal tissues should be removed mechanically.…”

Section: Surgical Technique Of Evisceration General Stepsmentioning

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