UNRECOGNIZED INTRAOPERATIVE FLOPPY IRIS SYNDROME IN A PATIENT ON PROSTATE MEDICATION UNDERGOING CATARACT SURGERY IN 2004: A RETROSPECTIVE CASE STUDY This case study describes a 2004 incident involving a patient who experienced significant intraoperative challenges...
CASE #1: HOCKEY STICK TRAUMA Patient: 46-year-old male with high myopia and astigmatism Pre-op Refraction: Right Eye: -6.25 -3.75 × 106 (20/25) Left Eye: -6.75 -3.00 × 73 (20/25) Procedure: Bilateral toric ICL implantation (2010) Post-op Outcome: 20/20 uncorrected...
CASE STUDY A 38-year-old emergency room nurse working 12-hour shifts struggled with contact lens discomfort and was interested in laser vision correction. Her vision measurements were: Right Eye: -2.75 – 0.75 at 90 (20/20 acuity) Left Eye: -3.75 – 1.25 at...
CASE OVERVIEW A 32-year-old professional golfer was referred to the Bochner Eye Institute for refractive surgery due to contact lens intolerance and dissatisfaction with his vision while wearing glasses on the course. He found that when not looking directly through...
ONE EXAMPLE A 34-year-old woman with moderate myopia and astigmatism sought laser vision correction and underwent bilateral LASIK at the Bochner Eye Institute 25 years ago. The procedure was uneventful, and she transitioned to annual follow-ups with her own eye doctor...
