Descemet Membrane Detachment

Surgical repair of scrolled descemet’s membrane detachment with intracameral injection of 1.8% sodium hyaluronate

“…In order to determine prognosis and management, DMD is classified as planar (\1 mm separating the DM from the stroma) or nonplanar ([1 mm separating the DM from the troma) [5], with scrolled or nonscrolled edges, with or without central involvement [6,7]. Nonplanar or scrolled DMD can cause severe corneal edema and often requires surgical intervention to prevent permanent corneal decompensation [3].…”

Surgical repair of scrolled descemet’s membrane detachment with intracameral injection of 1.8% sodium hyaluronate

“…In order to determine prognosis and management, DMD is classified as planar (\1 mm separating the DM from the stroma) or nonplanar ([1 mm separating the DM from the troma) [5], with scrolled or nonscrolled edges, with or without central involvement [6,7]. Nonplanar or scrolled DMD can cause severe corneal edema and often requires surgical intervention to prevent permanent corneal decompensation [3].…”

Descemet’s membrane detachment after cataract extraction surgery

“…In 1964, Scheie [2] realized the potentially serious nature of this surgical complication in his report on three patients who developed DMD after cataract extraction. Since the publication of these initial reports, DMD has most often been reported after cataract extraction [3][4][5][6][7]. It has also appeared after a wide variety of ophthalmic disorders, including cyclodialysis [1,2], iridectomy [3], trabeculectomy [8], penetrating keratoplasty [9], lamellar keratoplasty [10], pars plana vitrectomy [11], and viscocanalostomy [12].…”

Anterior Segment OCT-Based Diagnosis and Management of Descemet’s Membrane Detachment

“…Once confirmed, swift action is imperative in order to avoid irreversible vision impairment. Repair techniques for treating DMD include manual repositioning, suturing the DM to the corneal stroma, repositioning with viscoelastic substances, and injecting air or other gases such as SF 6 and C 3 F 8 [16,17]. In 6 of 9 eyes in this study, air or gas tamponades were performed.…”

Surgical repair of scrolled descemet’s membrane detachment with intracameral injection of 1.8% sodium hyaluronate

“…In order to determine prognosis and management, DMD is classified as planar (\1 mm separating the DM from the stroma) or nonplanar ([1 mm separating the DM from the troma) [5], with scrolled or nonscrolled edges, with or without central involvement [6,7]. Nonplanar or scrolled DMD can cause severe corneal edema and often requires surgical intervention to prevent permanent corneal decompensation [3].…”

Descemet’s membrane detachment after cataract extraction surgery

“…In 1964, Scheie [2] realized the potentially serious nature of this surgical complication in his report on three patients who developed DMD after cataract extraction. Since the publication of these initial reports, DMD has most often been reported after cataract extraction [3][4][5][6][7]. It has also appeared after a wide variety of ophthalmic disorders, including cyclodialysis [1,2], iridectomy [3], trabeculectomy [8], penetrating keratoplasty [9], lamellar keratoplasty [10], pars plana vitrectomy [11], and viscocanalostomy [12].…”

Anterior Segment OCT-Based Diagnosis and Management of Descemet’s Membrane Detachment

“…Once confirmed, swift action is imperative in order to avoid irreversible vision impairment. Repair techniques for treating DMD include manual repositioning, suturing the DM to the corneal stroma, repositioning with viscoelastic substances, and injecting air or other gases such as SF 6 and C 3 F 8 [16,17]. In 6 of 9 eyes in this study, air or gas tamponades were performed.…”

Surgical repair of scrolled descemet’s membrane detachment with intracameral injection of 1.8% sodium hyaluronate

“…In order to determine prognosis and management, DMD is classified as planar (\1 mm separating the DM from the stroma) or nonplanar ([1 mm separating the DM from the troma) [5], with scrolled or nonscrolled edges, with or without central involvement [6,7]. Nonplanar or scrolled DMD can cause severe corneal edema and often requires surgical intervention to prevent permanent corneal decompensation [3].…”

Descemet’s membrane detachment after cataract extraction surgery

“…In 1964, Scheie [2] realized the potentially serious nature of this surgical complication in his report on three patients who developed DMD after cataract extraction. Since the publication of these initial reports, DMD has most often been reported after cataract extraction [3][4][5][6][7]. It has also appeared after a wide variety of ophthalmic disorders, including cyclodialysis [1,2], iridectomy [3], trabeculectomy [8], penetrating keratoplasty [9], lamellar keratoplasty [10], pars plana vitrectomy [11], and viscocanalostomy [12].…”

Anterior Segment OCT-Based Diagnosis and Management of Descemet’s Membrane Detachment

“…Once confirmed, swift action is imperative in order to avoid irreversible vision impairment. Repair techniques for treating DMD include manual repositioning, suturing the DM to the corneal stroma, repositioning with viscoelastic substances, and injecting air or other gases such as SF 6 and C 3 F 8 [16,17]. In 6 of 9 eyes in this study, air or gas tamponades were performed.…”