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please help me..i have pterygium for almost 8 years until now.. ive been operated twice but it keeps coming back..im very awkward,it makes me uncomfortabale coz it makes my eye red..i have medicine here (eye drop) to make my eye look lesser red but after 3,4 or 5 hrs it will go back to red.im very shy to make eye to eye contact..please somebody advice me or help me...thanks a lot
brent23ism 1 year ago
Nice, conservative technique Sir. Thanks for commentary also, and nice music. I like this post Sir.
dchamberss 1 year ago
it's a pleasure watching this kind of surgery
daeto9 1 year ago
i like this method , but i want to know about the recurrence rate in this type of surg.?
ashishsharma2379 1 year ago
it is very good
MrSuryaprakashreddy 2 years ago
I am currently researching the best method for my pterygium removal. I came accross three names. Dr Hovanesian Dr Gulani and professor Lawrence Hirst. Dr Gulani used mitomicin C which can cause further complications, so he's ruled out. Dr Hovanesian used amniotic membrane which may contain transferable viruses.Professor Lawrence Hirst of Australia uses the graft method and has had only 1 minor reccurance in over 800 consecutive pterygium surgeries. surgeons should use the best method,not easiest
vernflavius 2 years ago
fantastic video. u did a wonderful job
rajeshmanipal 2 years ago
Too much electrocauterization...
It may make scleromalasia and pterygial recurrence.
chundung 3 years ago
What is your percentage of recurrence w/ this technique of yours? Can you decrease recurrence w/ the further application of Mitomycin-C?
eyemechanic 3 years ago