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. 2019 Oct;67(10):1690-1691.
doi: 10.4103/ijo.IJO_52_19.

Anterior segment photography with intraocular lens

Prithvi Chandrakanth  1 , P Nallamuthu  1
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Anterior segment photography with intraocular lens

Prithvi Chandrakanth et al. Indian J Ophthalmol. 2019 Oct.
No abstract available

Keywords: Anterior segment photography; innovation; intraocular lens; low-cost; smartphone photography.

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Figure 1
(a) Materials required to prepare the ASPI: (i). Hard chart paper/Plastic strip: 4 cm × 2 cm (ii). IOL (iii). Liquid adhesive (iv). No. 11 Surgical blade (b) Making the 5 mm circular hole on the strip using the no. 11 surgical blade. (c) Fixing the IOL on the circular hole by applying liquid adhesive on the haptics. (d) and (e) Fixing the second strip on the first strip and IOL using adhesive. (f) Placing the ASPI on the Smartphone camera
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Figure 2
(a) Blue dot cataract with Posterior subcapsular cataract. (b) Occlusio pupillae. (c) Prominent corneal nerve. (d) Hypopyon. (e) Keratoplasty sutures. (f) Pupillary fibrin membrane
Figure 3
Figure 3
Optics of ASPI (Anterior Segment Photography with Intraocular lens)
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Figure 4
(a) Iris mass: 4× zoom (b) Iris mass: 30× zoom (c) Giant papillae: 4× zoom (d) Giant papillae: 30× zoom
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