Anurag Badhani's research while affiliated with L V Prasad Eye Institute and other places
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Publications (6)
The Argentinian flag sign is a known complication in intumescent white cataracts, which arises instantly after an initial prick with a sharp hypodermic needle on a stretched out anterior capsule. Increased intralenticular pressure is believed to be responsible for propagation of the initial prick into a radial capsular tear. However, it is the 'lin...
Purpose:
To analyze the causes for late presentation in a series of patients with advanced retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) in a tertiary eye care institute in Eastern India.
Methods:
We analyzed our medical records and ROP database retrospectively from 2007 to 2015 and prospectively thereafter till 2017 to identify the factors for late presenta...
Purpose:
To describe the clinical characteristics, macular structure and function, and to document sequential changes over 5 years in a 10-year-old boy with bilateral primary foveomacular retinitis.
Methods:
A 10-year-old boy presented with sudden onset scotoma in both eyes, experienced after getting up from bed on a non-eclipse day. He persiste...
Background:
Infantile esotropia is a convergent strabismus presenting before 6 months of age and is the most common strabismus disorder presenting in the ophthalmology OPD. The dilemma of whether to go for early surgery and how early has been a matter of research for the last 50 years. We describe our results of surgery in infantile esotropia at v...
Citations
... [6] Sewing needle capsulotomy is another technique for these intumescent cataracts that uses a special instrument to create initial small circular opening in the anterior capsule that allows the pressure to vent out, followed by completion of capsulorhexis. [7] Use of cohesive viscoelastic to maintain the anterior chamber has been followed in almost all the techniques. Newer capsulotomy devices using nano-pulse technology with nitinol ring and Capsulaser also have limited evidence of safety in white cataracts. ...
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... The median (IQR) duration of NICU stay was 20 (12)(13)(14)(15)(16)(17)(18)(19)(20)(21)(22)(23)(24)(25)(26)(27)(28)(29)(30) days. The median (IQR) GA of the screened infants was 33 (31)(32)(33)(34)(35) weeks, while their median BW was 1700 (1400-2200) g. The median (IQR) duration to the first screening examination was 36 (29-60) days. ...
... Topouzis et al [5] described the localized loss of the RPE and photoreceptor layers at fovea. Badhani et al [6] reported 10-year-old boy with a full-thickness, rectangular, hyperreflective lesion which was replaced by a sharp defect in the outer retina over the course of five years. Regarding solar retinopathy, several studies have described OCT findings. ...
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... The fast phase is directed temporally of the fixating eye and switches with alternation of occlusion. Singh et al. [11] performed a prospective study on 113 patients of IE and found latent nystagmus in 22 (20%) patients. ...
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... Abnormal head posture may be caused by various causes; similar clinical findings are observed in children with a wide range of disorders that affect the head posture. Therefore, a multi-disciplinary approach is needed for patients with abnormal head posture [18]. Nevertheless, it is often located in the gray zone in several clinical departments, and appropriate evaluation is often delayed. ...
