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Quick Scroll BAD EXPERIENCES !!! 07.13.08 (3 months ago) #1
Share ur bad experiences in clinical practice ....from wrong refractions to a surgical failure....... after all we learn from mistakes.
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Quick Scroll 07.13.08 (3 months ago) #2
oooo....many ...to start with my first yr PG....when I put atropine instead of lignocaine 4% for tonometry.........it was "lightening" by my HOD
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Quick Scroll 07.13.08 (3 months ago) #3
heard of similiar experiences .....I remember giving peribulbar block to the wrong eye ( wrongly marked and wrongly dilated by the nurse in charge). My Boss stopped my OT for 2 weeks.
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Quick Scroll 07.13.08 (3 months ago) #4
dilated instead of constricted pupil pt waiting for PI for acg!! someone in the op did it..didnt know who

prof was mad at all of us..
waited with bated breaths till the pupils came back to normal..looking for signs of a/c attack
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Quick Scroll 07.13.08 (3 months ago) #5
after pc tear -prof helped me put an iol on the remaining pc rim..was stable on table..

next day...lo and behold..here was a titanic..
had to run to retina and vitreous dept with patient
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Quick Scroll 07.13.08 (3 months ago) #6
oh just too many mishaps...too many for comfort

surgery has a long learning curve
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Quick Scroll 07.13.08 (3 months ago) #7
was demostrating to my juniors how easy a peribulbar is and how quick ..
and how smoothly it goes..

was just breezing thru it ..

and ..oops i had rbh...for the first time ..after 2 yrs of blocks!
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Quick Scroll 07.14.08 (3 months ago) #8
Well..list goes on and on..
RBH after two years
Run off of rhexis in a case I was supposed to do my first phaco.
Closing imagenet programme without saving the DFA pictures.
and..the recent..
Inserting MVR knife away from pars plana..
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Quick Scroll 07.15.08 (3 months ago) #9
Remember this patient who really really suprised ..had +10D sph post uneventful surgery...thought it was a biometry error...planned for IOL exchange ....and loo saw the "dislocated" IOL sitting peacefully down due to a zonular dialysis...PC was INTACT!!No vitreous loss
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Quick Scroll 07.16.08 (3 months ago) #10
buntybabli wrote:
Remember this patient who really really suprised ..had +10D sph post uneventful surgery...thought it was a biometry error...planned for IOL exchange ....and loo saw the "dislocated" IOL sitting peacefully down due to a zonular dialysis...PC was INTACT!!No vitreous loss


What did you do then?
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