Another CataractQuiz today: Look carefully at the title picture and notice the large gap that is seen at the edge of the nucleus. Why is this? What is going on here? Why does this worry you? What will you do to help this patient? Leave a comment below before watching the video.
Professor Uday Devgan MD is a Los Angeles Cataract Surgeon who authors CataractCoach.com to teach the best techniques of Cataract Surgery to Eye Surgeons from around the world.
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From George Washington University
Thanks for preparing and submitting your video.
Was there phacodenesis?
A capsular tension ring may not be enough support as when you lift up that iris it probably extends greater than 180 degrees and may need some other fixation device…
I am excited to watch the video!
From George Washington University
Thanks for preparing and submitting your video.
Was there phacodenesis?
A capsular tension ring may not be enough support as when you lift up that iris it probably extends greater than 180 degrees and may need some other fixation device…
I am excited to watch the video!