A review of techniques of iris replication and a novel method of fabrication of ocular prosthesis using two different iris location methods.
Anophthalmic patients suffer from social, functional, and emotional agony. The role of a maxillofacial prosthodontist is to restore this loss and to restore the self-esteem of such patients. Fabrication of a prosthesis for the anophthalmic cavity can be successful with the judicious use of the materials, the vision, and the skill of the prosthodontist. This article describes various techniques used for iris replication and a novel method to locate the iris, which is the most crucial step to fabricate a natural gaze.
['Trivedi|Anshul|A|', 'Goswami|Roma|R|', 'Bawa|Nivedita|N|', 'Waheed|Shama|S|', 'Rao|Jitendra|J|']
Artificial eye enucleation iris positioning ocular prosthesis and orbital defect