1268: posterior capsulorhexis behind IOL

We have shown previous cases of posterior capsulorhexis here and here and in both this was performed prior to IOL … More

1258: OSN NY managing capsular issues

This talk is one of my lectures from the OSN NY 2021 meeting. This is the Ocular Surgery News meeting … More

1255: does rhexis morphology matter?

Does the shape of the capsulorhexis matter? We are accustomed to making a 5 to 5.5 diameter capsulorhexis that is … More

1240: resident double rhexis technique

For a white cataract, particularly a pressurized and intumescent white cataract, the double capsulorhexis technique is very helpful to avoid … More

1237: leave your signature on every case

Taking pride in your work is critical for success. You need to put the effort to do a beautiful job … More

1226: primary posterior capsulorhexis

There are some cases where it is preferable to make a primary posterior capsulorhexis at the time of cataract surgery … More

1222: traumatic cataract capsule fibrosis

Our guest surgeon has a very interesting case to share. This patient sustained a traumatic injury many years ago and … More

1220: white cataract phaco puncture

This is a resident case of an intumescent white cataract. We have covered this topic many times and the theme … More

1205: how to perfect your capsulorhexis

The capsulorhexis is crucial in cataract surgery because it gives capsular integrity during nucleus and cortex removal and also provides … More

1198: run-out rhexis leads to vitreous

The capsulorhexis is a very important part of the cataract surgery because it ensures compartmentalization of the eye during phacoemulsification … More

1186: Capsulorhexis danger zones

When I participate in a meeting, I always learn much more than I teach. I recently gave a graduation lecture … More

1173: phaco aspiration of lens milk

Intumescent white cataracts can pose a problem with capsulorhexis creation. This is because the cortex has liquefied and pressurized the … More

1172: anterior capsular tear in phaco

The lens capsular bag is fragile and very thin, with an anterior measurement of about 14 microns and a posterior … More

1158: adjusting the red reflex

The two primary illumination sources on your microscope are coaxial and paraxial. We have previously explained the differences in the … More

1149: posterior capsulorhexis technique

There are times when it is helpful to perform a posterior capsulorhexis. This is a tricky maneuver because it opens … More

1143: why such a tiny capsulorhexis?

This is the double capsulorhexis technique which is a great choice for intumescent white cataracts. In these types of cases, … More

1142: the ophthalmologist’s wife

This is a complete cataract case, shown start to finish, of a white cataract surgery performed for a patient who … More

1132: Playlist: white cataract capsulorhexis

Performing a successful capsulorhexis is one of the biggest challenges in eyes with white cataracts, particularly intumescent white cataracts. This … More

1122: Remote Capsulorhexis Training

Prof. John Ferris has started a novel program of remotely teaching young surgeons to improve their surgical skills. This can … More