Cataract Surgery with Intracapsular Cataract Extraction and Spectacles
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Top: Frontal view. Bottom: An example of ornamental couching needles. (From: Bartisch, G.: Augendienst, Dresden, Germany, 1583.)</note><note type="content">Fig. 4.2: Top: Title page of Colonel Henry Smith's classic text on the treatment of cataract with ICCE.45 Bottom: An illustration from Smith's text showing techniques of ICCE. He popularized and propagated this procedure in the developing world</note><note type="content">Fig. 4.3: Illustration from Smith's textbook showing management of cases with various types of capsule-zonular apparatus.45</note><note type="content">Fig. 4.4: ICCE is done on a large scale in the rural developing world. Left: Ward filled with cataract blind, India. Right: Operating theater</note><note type="content">Fig. 4.5: Cataractous crystalline lenses removed by ICCE. The huge quantity of such cases is symbolized by this necklace crafted from extracted lenses. (Courtesy Dr. A. Hennig and D. Pradahm, Lehan, Nepal.)</note><note type="content">Fig.4.6: Visual rehabilitation of aphakia with spectacles. Left: Intact aphakic spectacles—poor optical correction at best. Right: Partially destroyed aphakic spectacles, leaving only unilateral correction</note><note type="content">Fig. 4.7: Photograph of severely damaged aphakic spectacles that required constant glueing, patching and repair. Lost or broken spectacles in a rural developing world setting with little possibility of replacement often condemns a patient to as much or even more visual impairment than had been the case prior to cataract removal. (Spectacles provided by Dr. Marilyn Scudder, Tanzania, Africa.)</note><note type="content">Fig. 4.8: Optical diagram illustrating aphakic spectacle correction of postoperative ametropia. Without aphakic spectacles the light rays are focused behind the retina, and no clear image is produced. With the aphakic spectacles, the light rays are focused on the retina, which results in image production</note><note type="content">Fig. 4.9: Optical correction with plus power aphakic spectacles creates a distance between the spectacle optic and the eye's optical nodal point, thus creating a Gallilean telescope. This causes marked enlargement of the visual image</note><note type="content">Fig. 4.10: The magnification and distortion created by aphakic spectacles is illustrated conceptually in these two sketches. Top: Snellen Chart. Note marked distortion with the pincushion effect. Bottom: Sketch of a building</note><note type="content">Fig. 4.11: The highly significant advantage of an IOL over aphakic spectacles is illustrated here. With the IOL situated at the site of the former crystalline lens, there is virtually no telescopic effect. 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