ILM peeling in extreme situations: myopic macular hole with RD
Video showing the surgical challenges of ILM peeling in a patient with high myopia; an extremely long eye and posterior staphyloma. Some of the surgical challenges are a highly mobile retina, lack of contrast, multiple membranes and above all instruments barely reaching the retina due to a long eyeball. it is advantageous to peel the ILM without PFCL in these situations
How to remove a posteriorly dislocated Intraocular Lens (IOL)
This video demonstrates the pick up of a dropped IOL over the retina, its mobilisation into the anterior chamber and removal thereafter using the classic bimanual "handshake" technique
ILM peel in Retinal Detachment (no PFCL)
Video showing the technique of internal limiting membrane (ILM) peeling in detached retina, without the use of perflurocarbon liquids (PFCLs).ILM peeling in such situations poses a challenge due to excessively mobile retina. However if one is patient a good peel can be achieved even without the use of any heavy liquids