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Enhanced visualization of capsulorhexis with indocyanine green staining in pediatric white cataracts.

PURPOSE
To evaluate the enhancement of the visualization of the anterior lens capsule with indocyanine green (ICG) in pediatric dense, mature cataracts.


PATIENTS AND METHODS
Six children (10 eyes) 4 to 9 years old with complete, white cataracts underwent ICG-enhanced cataract surgery.


RESULTS
All of the eyes showed a complete continuous curvilinear capsulorhexis and a well-centered intracapsular implant. No surgical or postoperative complications were encountered.


CONCLUSION
Staining the anterior capsule with ICG is an excellent way to facilitate performance of an anterior capsulorhexis in pediatric white cataracts.