Agarwal Tushar

Phacoemulsification with coexisting corneal opacities.

Proper case selection, choosing the right technique, and a thorough idea about the difficulties and methods of tackling such cases is paramount to achieving optimum visual outcomes.

Gonioscopy and Angle-Based Glaucoma Surgical Training on Human Eyes in the Wet Lab.

The residual human corneoscleral rims proved to be an important resource for teaching both the basic examination skills and those required for transitioning to advanced intraoperative gonioscopy and goniotomy skills.

Isoexpansile sulfur hexafluoride gas to repair near-total iris disinsertion.

Suture fixation of iris to the sclera is the most commonly used method for iris repair; however, this technique becomes difficult in cases of near-total iris disinsertion, even in expert hands.

Evaluation of a low-cost design keratoprosthesis in end-stage corneal disease: a preliminary study.

Auro keratoprosthesis, a low-cost keratoprosthesis, is a viable option in the end-stage corneal disease in this preliminary study. Multicentre studies with long-term follow-up are required to conclusively prove its safety and efficacy.

Clinical outcomes of clear lens extraction in eyes with primary angle closure.

Clear lens extraction led to a significant reduction in IOP, a widening of the anterior chamber angle, and a reduced need for ocular hypotensive medications in eyes with primary angle closure and persistently raised IOP…