Ophthalmology

FDA has approved Fugo Blade on 2000 and Femtosecond Laser on 2010 as plasma technologies, that ablate  tissues. But The Fugo Blade is used in much more types of surgeries. It does that a FS Laser can not.

The surgery is done with use of Fugo Blade. There is no suture needed.

In the area of Microtrack Filtration there is the collagen matrix pre placed. Under the conjunctiva is injected 0,05 % MMC, after that is MTF done. In the anterior chamber are injected miotic and air.

The video shows how the lymphatics are visable under a silt lamp microscope and on the operating table. The lymphatics may be markered by trypan blue dye. They play a role of flood drains and need to be kept during glaucoma surgery.

Fugo Blade cuts like excimer laser. It is a nanotechnology way, which produces cutting plasma. Fugo Blade has a multiple uses as well to non-perforating glaucoma surgery, as transciliary filtration and anterior chamber filtration....

The filtration surgery at the upper limbus is hard to be done because of a lot of problems with lymphatics and totally scarred upper limbus area. Hence TCF in to posterior chamber, as well as MCF in to anterior chamber are created.

To reduce intraocular pressure can be used Fugo Blade Technology. The lymphatics are important flood drains. To prevent excessive flow of aqueous and adhesions building is cross-linked sodium hyaluronate useful.

After phakoemulsifikation is done filtration. First the conjunctiva is moved towards the limbus with a blunt crystal blade. Through the conjunctiva limbus and iris is protracted the 100 micron Fugo Blade tip. In the anterior chamber...

In this video the results of phaco after microtrack filtration (MTF) glaucoma procedure are reported. Phaco was performed after 5 months after MTF. In early post operative after MTF patient had inner lumen block by some blood clot...