Nanophthalmos refers to an eyeball of short axial length, usually less than 20 mm which leads to angle closure glaucoma due to relatively large lens. Intra-ocular lens extraction relieves the angle closure in nanophthalmos. Cataract surgery in a nanophthalmic eye is technically difficult with high risk of complications such as posterior capsular rupture, uveal effusion, choroidal haemorrhage, v...

The paper describes a 29 year old man with a complaint of nodule in the medial aspect of the right thigh for 15 days which is slowly increasing in size and he gives history of carcinoma right buccal mucosa, which was treated with right modified radical neck dissection, segmental mandibulectomy, wide local excision of buccal mucosa, and reconstruction with pectoralis major myocutaneous flap. His...

Capsular contraction is a frequent complication following breast augmentation. On the other hand, capsular weakness, a not widely recognized complication, may occur around the implant. A weak capsule allows the migration of the prosthesis to the lateral region of the thoracic region or inferiorly, towards the abdomen, due to gravitational forces. The cause of capsular weakness remains unresolve...

background breast augmentation is the most frequent procedure performed according to the 2009 quick facts report of the american society of plastic surgeons. this study presents the periareolar extra-glandular breast augmentation. methods from 2004 to 2010 among 32 female patients, peri-areolar incision was performed for breast augmentation. dissection was performed in subcutaneous plane toward...

pasteurella multocida is known as one of the main organisms causing pneumonia in sheep. as immunity in pasteurellosis is serogroup specific, identification of prevalent capsular group among endemic areas is essential. the aim of this study was to molecular identification and determine of the capsular type of the p. multocida strains isolated from sheep pneumonia in iran. bacteriological and bio...

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Lens capsules become fibrotic after cataract extraction. A variety of extracellular matrix (ECM) components accumulate on these capsules in association with the proliferation of lens epithelial cells. To provide a better understanding of the process of capsular fibrosis, we assessed the types of proteoglycans (PG) in human lens capsules with intraocular lenses (IOL). Lens capsules containing IO...