How to localise a retinal break in retinal detachment || lincoff rules||

[@fazalshah8305]

Congratulations ,, you are doing the great job ,,, spreading the knowledge to all ophthalmologists of the world ,,,

[@InsightOphthalmology]

Thanks a lot

[@FelipeFreesz2]

That was an amazing presentation! Thank you so much, keep it up!

[@helam916]

Thank u for making it so easy for us!

[@InsightOphthalmology]

You're welcome:)

[@ussyicheng1224]

Incredibly clear.

[@positivethoughts3271]

Amazing way to understand this concept ,I go into imagination utilising physics in it too...

[@An-imagination19]

Thank you for making it so simple

[@Mastergoat10]

Amazing ,god bless you

[@InsightOphthalmology]

Thanks a lot

[@Leppardized92]

I was so desperate with this ! Thank you !

[@InsightOphthalmology]

You are welcome:)

[@kumaranrk6179]

amazing again

[@akhiladronamraju1291]

Thanks a ton ma'am 🙏

[@sajedakailani9558]

Omg u r the best!!!

[@sukhdevsingh-in5ee]

Amazing👍

[@ghaithzarour1836]

Thank you❤

[@InsightOphthalmology]

You're welcome:)

[@cerebralvolvulus]

Thanks. Dear Dr Amrit. I am currently in the strab/oculoplastics/neuro rotation and I would be so happy if you decide to make some videos to these topics. Like e.g. principles of strab operations. Or excisional biopsies for eyelid tumors. Thank you for your excellent teaching regardless your decision.

[@InsightOphthalmology]

Thank you @cerebral volvulus for super thanks😊
How long is your rotation?

[@cerebralvolvulus]

@@InsightOphthalmology till 07,/23

[@InsightOphthalmology]

Then we can surely include these topics 😊

[@cerebralvolvulus]

@@InsightOphthalmologythank you in advance!

[@Drseifyasserbiology]

In the example of rule 1 , how to know if it is the right or left eye , then how can we conclude where the nasal and where the temporal ?

[@rizwanullahkhan2976]

ALLAH help u mam❤❤🥰❤

[@esraaa4863]

Thank you for the amazing efforts
But please i have a question
In kanski clinical opthalmology 9th edition they mentioned the MODIFIED lincoff's rules .. is it the same with just different names?
Thank you in advanced

[@InsightOphthalmology]

Yes it's the same 😊

[@entertainment-qr4vn]

Rule 1 and 6 is same ??

[@ridaazeem3775]

In rule no. 1 isn't it inferior RD?

[@InsightOphthalmology]

The upper part ( the ends) of the RD is in the upper hemisphere, that is why it's called a ST or SN RD

[@positivethoughts3271]

Fluid accumulated in the gap where it is detached ,more higher side dictates break on that side ,focus on break

[@sultankahtani7489]

Yes Dr Rida you are absolutely correct it is an INFERIOR RRD but SRF extending up beyond Horizontal Meridian so primary R.B is located near highest border of RD.