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The Endo Optics Video Gallery
Endoscopic Cyclophotocoagulation (ECP) Videos
Eyewitness News - Dr. Berke and the Combined Procedure
Sulcus Inflation
Refractory Glaucoma - ECP 360° +
PPL Approach - External View
Limbal Approach - Phakic Eye with Previous Trab
Angle Recession Gl - Failed Trab x2
Open-Angle Glaucoma - Pseudoexfoliation
OAG - Pseudoexfoliation; Failed TRAB; Thickened Zonules
NVG - CRVO; Radial Optic Neurotomy, Bleeding NVG
OAG - PC-IOL; Insufficient Sulcis Inflation
CACG - Old Cortical Remnants
CACG - Broken Irido-Capsular Adhesions
Post-Penetrating Keratoplasty
Neovascular Glaucoma - PC-IOL
OAG - Exploding Ciliary Processes
OAG - Focal Dehiscence of the Zonules
Combined Procedure Animations
CACG - Combined Procedure, Failed Molteno Valve
Animation - Through Bag w/ PC-IOL
Animation - Limbal Incision in Aphakic Eye
Congenital Gl - Previous TSCPC,Lens Remnants
NVG - Aphakic, PDR, Angle Vessels
CACG - Combined, 2 Failed TSCPCs, failed TRAB
Congenital Glaucoma - Anomylous Ciliary Processes
CACG - Previous ECP and Vitrectomy
Animation - Limbal Approach AC-IOL CACG - failed TRAB
OAG - under AC-IOL
OAG - AC-IOL, Pseudoexfoliation
CACG - Laser through Cortical Remnants
Anim - PPL approach; NVG
First Human ECP
Anim - PPL w/ AC-IOL; NVG
CACG - PPL w/ PC-IOL; Exploding CPs
Anim - PPL w/ PC-IOL; Post PK Gl - Scleral Depression
CACG - PPL w/PC-IOL, Failed TRAB
CACG - PPL w/PC-IOL, Failed Ahmed Valve
Traumatic Glaucoma - Scleral Depression, Failed TSCPC
Keratoprosthesis
Animation - Using the Curved Laser Endoscopes for ECP
Dislocated IOL with Repositioning
Refractory Glaucoma - ECP 360°
PPL Approach - External View