This patient has a dense, white cataract with a pre-op vision of just Counting Fingers at 1 meter (CF at … More
Category: Toric IOL
Does age make a difference in IOL surgical planning?
We have some amazing surgical technology now with IOLs that give a wide range of vision and can even help … More
Switching from a Toric IOL to a spherical sulcus IOL
We recently featured a four-part series of a single, complicated cataract case in which the phaco probe punctured the posterior … More
Posterior Capsule Break with a Toric IOL in the bag
The posterior capsule sustained a break during phaco which was near the capsular bag equator and not immediately noticeable to … More
Collapse of the capsular bag during cortex removal
This is a continuation of the case from yesterday, you can review it here. In that case, the phaco probe … More
We must Align and Center a Toric Diffractive IOL
With new technology IOLs, we have the ability to address corneal astigmatism as well as provide a wide range of … More
Would you implant a CTR: Capsular Tension Ring?
This challenging cataract case has loose zonular architecture globally, not focally. There is no prior trauma and there is not … More
Prevent posterior extension of a capsular break
This is a resident case that you really must learn from, even if you are an expert. During nucleus removal … More
Quiz: Should you implant a Toric IOL in this eye?
The patient is 70 years old and the corneal scar of the left eye is about 80% depth within the … More
Complete Toric IOL Case: from Marking to Alignment
Toric IOLs allow us to surgically treat corneal astigmatism at the time of cataract surgery thereby providing our patients with … More
Phaco Chop with Surgeon-Loaded Toric IOL
Yesterday’s video was a complete toric IOL case from marking to alignment, however the IOL was loaded by the technician … More
Using Purkinje Images for IOL Centration
Intra-ocular lens implants which are well-centered can provide better quality of vision for our cataract surgery patients. In the ideal … More
Routine Toric Case with Surgeon-Loaded IOL
Again, time to learn from a routine case — this is the type of case that is your “bread … More
Basics of Limbal Relaxing Incisions (LRIs)
Every incision that is made in the cornea has an effect on its shape and therefore the astigmatism. For a … More
Beginning Surgeon Cataract Case Analysis
Becoming proficient at cataract surgery is not easy and the learning curve is quite steep, particularly at the beginning. We … More
Step-by-Step Technique for Toric IOLs
Toric IOLs can provide the added benefit of addressing astigmatism at the time of cataract surgery. They are available in … More
Alignment and Centration of Toric Multi-Focal IOLs
[From CataractCoach.com] New technology has given us the ability to address corneal astigmatism and presbyopia with a toric multi-focal IOL. … More
Cataract Surgery with Phakic IOL Removal
In one sitting, we can explant the phakic IOL, remove the cataract, and correct the refractive error, including the astigmatism. … More
On-Axis Paired Incisions for Astigmatism
Don’t have a toric IOL? Try this technique to help address astigmatism at the time of cataract surgery.
Successful Posterior Polar Cataract Surgery
Studies have shown that 1 out of 3 posterior polar cataract surgeries result in a ruptured posterior capsule. Here’s the … More
Approach to the Dense Brunescent Cataract
With Increased Nuclear Density comes Increased Risks Here is how to successfully approach these tough cataract surgery cases: Patients with … More