Watch the Surgical Video
Arsham Sheybani MD treats a patient with Marfans Syndrome, a dislocated cataract and glaucoma. The sealant ensured that the initial clear corneal incision for complex cataract surgery was sealed, preventing any egress of fluid due to an excessively stressed wound that often comes with the utilization of multiple devices and instruments. Dr. Sheybani suggests that a water-tight seal helps minimize the potential for hyphema. Due to the potential complexity of the case he uses a “zonule-friendly” phacoemulsification technique, a capsular tension ring, a capsular tension segment, a glaucoma stent and the ReSure Sealant.
Read the Journal Article
To evaluate the safety and effectiveness of the ReSure Sealant compared to suture(s) for preventing incision leakage within the first 7 days of surgery:
- superior to sutures for preventing postoperative egress
- significantly less adverse events
- 50% of clear corneal incisions exhibited spontaneous wound leakage after cataract surgery
Watch the Training Video
Viewing this training video and understanding the information provided is needed by the physician to become certified to order and use the ReSure Sealant in clinical practice. At the end of the training video, the health care professional will be asked to fill out and submit the training completion form to receive the ReSure Sealant training certificate via email. Please refer to the ReSure Sealant Instructions for Use for complete instructions, warnings and precautions prior to device use.