PMC3401740_01
Preoperative view
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Examination of the socket revealed that the healing was complete and there was no inflammation [Figures 1 and 2].
Examination of the enucleated socket
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Examination of the socket revealed that the healing was complete and there was no inflammation [Figures 1 and 2].
Impression of the socket made with irreversible hydrocolloid
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The mixed material was placed in a large syringe (20 ml, Dispovan R; Hindustan Syringes and Medical Devices Ltd.) and injected into the socket through the injection tube [Figure 3].
Two-piece dental cast
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Markings were made on all four sides of the cast for proper reorientation [Figure 4].
Try-in of the scleral wax pattern
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The wax pattern was checked for the size, support from tissue, simulation of eye movement, and eyelid coverage [Figure 5].
Location of the iris
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The same markings were transferred on the defect side [Figure 6].
Iris button
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India, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India), of size approximately 0.5 mm smaller than the actual measurement matched, was selected. Iris painting was done with acrylic paints (Fevicryl; Pidilite Industries Ltd., Mumbai, Maharashtra, India) on water color paper discs [Figures 7 and 8].
Iris disc painting
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India, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India), of size approximately 0.5 mm smaller than the actual measurement matched, was selected. Iris painting was done with acrylic paints (Fevicryl; Pidilite Industries Ltd., Mumbai, Maharashtra, India) on water color paper discs [Figures 7 and 8].
Final try-in with the iris lens assembly in position
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The disc assembly was attached to the wax pattern and evaluated in the patient [Figure 9].
Flasking of the wax pattern
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Packing was done with the selected heat cure tooth colored acrylic [Figures 10 and 11].
Dewaxed flask with the iris button in the counter flask
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Packing was done with the selected heat cure tooth colored acrylic [Figures 10 and 11].
Characterization of the sclera
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The pattern and type of vessels (sinuous, tortuous, straight, and branched) of the opposite eye were reproduced [Figure 12].
Thin layer of the base plate wax on the characterized sclera for the application of the clear acrylic resin
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This layer was then acrylized using clear heat cure acrylic following previously described time and temperature, to fix the characterizations and to give prosthesis the clear sheen present in natural eyes [Figures 13 and 14].
Final prosthesis
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This layer was then acrylized using clear heat cure acrylic following previously described time and temperature, to fix the characterizations and to give prosthesis the clear sheen present in natural eyes [Figures 13 and 14].