Imagine you are a professor / attending / consultant who is supervising a resident who is performing a seemingly routine cataract surgery. The incisions are good, the capsulorhexis is 5 mm and well done, but when it comes to hydro-dissection there is iris prolapse. Look at the title picture and you can see the cataract nucleus partially out of the capsular bag and then prolapse of the iris out of the incision. And the patient has a light-colored / blue iris so any damage will become a significant cosmetic defect in addition to structural and functional issues. So the question is: How will you rescue this case? Our guest surgeon does a great job and you will learn a lot from the technique.
