The CataractQuiz™ series is very popular among CataractCoach™ fans and today we have a good one. The patient in the title photo had routine, uneventful cataract surgery and at the end of the procedure there are ‘floaters’ seen in the anterior vitreous area. They are small and numerous and they tend to move a bit. What are these floaters? What should you do about it? Can you remove them? Why did this happen? If you are up for the challenge, type your answer in the comments below prior to watching the video!
