3059: pars plana glaucoma seton placement In a complex eye with Fuchs’ endothelial dystrophy, placing a glaucoma seton via a … More
Category: guest surgeons
3056: four capsule hooks provide stability
3056: four capsule hooks provide stability Managing severe zonulopathy or overt phacodonesis requires temporary structural support during nuclear disassembly, and … More
3055: glaucoma seton with stent suture
3055: glaucoma seton with stent suture Managing early post-operative hypotony is a primary challenge when placing non-valved glaucoma drainage devices, … More
3045: Early IOL exchange to change Rx
3045: Early IOL exchange to change Rx Performing an early IOL exchange just a few weeks after primary cataract surgery … More
3042: progress after 5500 cataract cases
3042: progress after 5500 cataract cases Refining surgical technique is a lifelong journey, and evaluating this 5,500th case highlights the … More
3034: efficient MSICS Surgical Technique
3034: efficient MSICS Surgical Technique Manual Shelved Incision Cataract Surgery (MSICS) is a nomenclature far more accurate than Manual Small … More
3028: dense asteroid hyalosis
3028: dense asteroid hyalosis Encountering extremely dense asteroid hyalosis during cataract surgery raises an important clinical question: should we perform … More
3020: early surgery for anterior lenticonus
3020: early surgery for anterior lenticonus Anterior lenticonus, a classic manifestation often associated with Alport syndrome, presents distinct surgical challenges … More
3018: bilateral anterior segment dysgenesis
3018: bilateral anterior segment dysgenesis Navigating cataract surgery in the setting of bilateral anterior segment dysgenesis presents a true 10/10 … More
3010: How will you fix this case of traumatic zonulopathy?
3010: How will you fix this case of traumatic zonulopathy? Severe ocular trauma with more than 180 degrees of zonular … More
3006: I am not as bold or brazen as this surgeon
3006: I am not as bold or brazen as this surgeon Performing complete cataract surgery through a 2 mm pupil … More
3005: Retrieving a broken chopper tip IOFB
3005: Retrieving a broken chopper tip IOFB A structural failure of a surgical instrument inside the eye during phacoemulsification is … More
2999: can we amputate haptics & leave them?
2999: can we amputate haptics & leave them? Can we amputate haptics and leave them behind when performing an IOL … More
2998: sulcus IOL damages ciliary processes
2998: sulcus IOL damages ciliary processes This compelling case highlights a major hidden risk of secondary lens placement: a malpositioned … More
2996: phacolytic glaucoma after ruptured globe
2996: phacolytic glaucoma after ruptured globe In this highly challenging case, our guest surgeon, Professor Ramesh Ayyala from USF Tampa, … More
2992: Excellent Stop-and-Chop Technique
2992: Excellent Stop-and-Chop Technique If you are a resident in training and have already completed about forty cases using the … More
2991: cataract surgery in keratoglobus (Ehlers Danlos Syndrome)
2991: cataract surgery in keratoglobus (Ehlers Danlos Syndrome) In this extraordinary case, our guest surgeon tackles cataract surgery in a … More
2985: Pocketless 5F scleral IOL fixation
2985: Pocketless 5F scleral IOL fixation Our guest surgeon, Dr Soosan Jacob from India, demonstrates a pocketless Five F scleral … More
2982: next time just do an anesthetic block!
2982: next time just do an anesthetic block! This video highlights a patient who had an insufficient degree of sedation … More
2978: Flush and Crush Phaco Technique
2978: Flush and Crush Phaco Technique Our guest surgeon demonstrates the “flush and crush” technique, which serves as a highly … More
2972: after GATT why the vitreous prolapse?
2972: after GATT why the vitreous prolapse? We have a true surgical mystery in this case, and we need the … More
2971: Canaloplasty, Trabeculotomy & Phaco
2971: Canaloplasty, Trabeculotomy & Phaco Combining phacoemulsification with ab-interno canaloplasty and trabeculotomy offers an elegant, blebless approach to simultaneously treating … More
2970: cataract in congenital glaucoma eye
2970: cataract in congenital glaucoma eye Cataract surgery in an eye with congenital glaucoma and multiple prior surgeries is a … More
2964: fixing a closed pupil from uveitis
2964: fixing a closed pupil from uveitis This case presents a severe case of pupillary occlusion (seclusio and occlusio pupillae) … More
2962: this IOL optic can be easily ripped
2962: this IOL optic can be easily ripped (LAL) This case highlights a unique and highly useful surgical pearl when … More
2949 opaque cornea with a surprise inside
2949: Opaque cornea with a surprise inside Operating on an eye with an opaque cornea is challenging enough, but sometimes … More
2944: traumatic cataract with tough surprise
This complex traumatic cataract case begins with the challenge of posterior synechiae, which must be lysed to visualize the underlying … More
2941: succeeding with challenging K-Pro cases
The Boston K-Pro provides a revolutionary solution for patients suffering from repeated corneal graft failures or severe ocular surface disease. … More
2940: Zonulopathy with subluxed cataract
This video features a challenging case of global zonulopathy where the lens stability is severely compromised. When zonular weakness is … More
2933: anterior segment reconstruction
This is a very difficult case of a patient with complete opacification of the cornea, a prior failed corneal transplant, … More
2928: flip nucleus to break fibrous plate
Managing a dense brunescent cataract requires a strategic shift in orientation when traditional chopping fails to penetrate the leathery posterior … More
2926: PDEK graft preparation technique
From our podcast yesterday, we explore the surgical pearls for preparing a Pre-Descemet’s Endothelial Keratoplasty (PDEK) graft using the refined … More
2924: surprise posterior capsule plaque
In this challenging case involving a dense brunescent nucleus, we are met with an unexpected hurdle after the lens material … More
2920: small pupil case with a surprise
99% of ophthalmologists (including me!) will not be able to figure out the surprise from this picture. If you want … More
2916: Off-center Pinhole Pupilloplasty
In this surgical case, Dr Amar Agarwal shares his brilliant, off-center, offset pinhole pupilloplasty technique for managing eyes with complex … More
2909: phaco IOL after a corneal alkali burn
Performing phacoemulsification in an eye with corneal scarring from a prior alkali burn presents a significant visualization challenge. The opacified … More
2907: failed trab & clearpath seton tube
You just finished your surgical training a couple of year ago and now a patient with a failed trabeculectomy is … More
2905: dissecting a lens fibrotic membrane
When dealing with a white cataract, a central fibrotic plaque can make a standard capsulorhexis nearly impossible. After staining the … More
2902: innovative “X-ray” filter gives details
Our guest surgeon in this video is Dr Durval Carvalho Jr from Brasilia, Brazil and he has a brilliant way … More
2900: missing CTR in nanophthalmic eye
Operating on a nanophthalmic eye with a 14 mm axial length is one of the most challenging scenarios in ophthalmic … More
2898: Mastering CAIRS for keratoconus
The Corneal Allogenic Intrastromal Ring Segments (CAIRS) technique represents a significant leap forward in the surgical management of keratoconus. Unlike … More
2886: extensive zonulopathy from trauma
This is a very challenging case where the patient sustained severe trauma. In this title picture you can see at … More
2884: complex glaucoma tube revision
Our guest surgeon on the CataractCoach Podcast yesterday (the top podcast in all of ophthalmology – IFYKY!) was Cleveland Clinic … More
2880: small anterior segment angle closure
Operating in an eye with a history of angle closure and a shallow anterior chamber presents a significant crowded environment. … More
2879: intra-capsular MSICS & scleral fixated IOL
In cases of severe phacodonesis, where zonular support is nearly non-existent, a standard extracapsular approach often risks complete lens dislocation. … More
2877: “Zombie” Double Tap to set IOP
On yesterday’s Cataract Coach Podcast (the top podcast in all of ophthalmology!) we learned some great surgical pearls from our … More
2852: subluxated cataract requires ICCE
There was a time many years ago (40+ years ago) where the standard procedure for cataract surgery was to perform … More
2851: AC whiteout from phacolytic glaucoma
Patients sometimes ask if cataract surgery is absolutely required right now and the answer for the vast majority of patients, … More
2849: lens coloboma with deformed capsule
Surgery for a congenital lens coloboma is challenging because the deformed capsular bag can lack focal, essential structural support. In … More
2842: tough cataract case with prior NVG
For this very tough cataract case, our guest surgeon is Dr Lucy Shen from the Mass Eye / Harvard in … More
