This video is also part of our new Secrets series where we teach the secrets to success in so many different situations. I am teaching you the important secrets that your professors won’t teach you or perhaps secrets that they may not even know. That is the beauty of CataractCoach.com — it levels the playing field so that all surgeons worldwide can enjoy the same level of knowledge. I will teach you everything that I know in cataract, glaucoma, cornea and refractive surgery.
Making a great capsulorhexis is an important part of cataract surgery and it provides an added measure of safety during the procedure and then a secure positioning of the IOL for a stable post-operative refractive result. It is part of your signature: even 10 years after the surgery when another doctor examines your patient at the slit-lamp microscope, it will be clear that the patient has a beautiful capsulorhexis and you will be so proud of a job well done.
Watch the video (featuring cases where I am operating) and then comment below for your best pearls for success in making a great capsulorhexis.
