Descemet’s Membrane Detachment in Phaco— What’s the Next Step? | Day 7/14 #ophthalmology #eyesurgery

Descemet’s membrane detachment (DMD) is a serious intra-operative complication of cataract surgery that can lead to persistent corneal edema if not recognized early. In this high-yield MCQ case discussion, we cover the intraoperative signs of DMD, risk factors during phacoemulsification, and the most appropriate management based on size and location — observation for small peripheral detachments versus descemetopexy with air or gas for large or central detachments.

This video is designed for MS, FCPS, and FRCS Ophthalmology postgraduate trainees preparing for viva and entrance exams, with key surgical pearls and common exam traps.

Perfect for ophthalmology residents and cataract surgeons who want to master intra-operative complication management.
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