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1539: IOL calc case study 2: prior LASIK

Today’s interesting IOL calc case study features another patient with anisometropia, similar to IOL calc case study 1, where the…

IOL calc case study

1538: resident flip and chop case

Continuing with our theme of studying resident cataract surgeries in July, this case showcases a young resident from Brazil who…

flip and chop, resident cataract surgery

1537: graduating from divide + conquer

How can you tell when it’s time for you to graduate from divide-and-conquer? You certainly need to attain some degree…

divide-and-conquer, resident cataract surgery

1536: improve your divide-and-conquer

Most resident surgeons start learning phaco with the divide-and-conquer technique for a good reason. This technique is not time dependent,…

divide-and-conquer, resident cataract surgery

1535: resident capsulorhexis rescue

Learning the capsulorhexis is one of the toughest steps of cataract surgery. In this case, a resident surgeon encounters a…

resident cataract surgery, run-out capsulorhexis

1534: a resident’s first phaco chop

We are in the middle of July and that means that ophthalmology residents in the USA are starting the academic…

phaco chop, resident cataract surgery

1533: handholding for your first phaco

Seasoned ophthalmologists frequently ask the technique for helping a resident surgeon complete that very first cataract surgery case. As we…

resident cataract surgery

1532: Curriculum Lesson 2: your attitude

If you are a resident, fellow, or in practice for less than 5 years, then you really need to watch…

curriculum

1531: what happened to bimanual phaco?

Many of our surgeons use bimanual irrigation/aspiration during cataract surgery and certainly all retina surgeons perform bimanual vitrectomy, so what…

bimanual phaco

1530: intra-scleral flange placement

In the past few years we have seen many advances in IOL fixation using techniques described by Yamane, Canabrava, Oetting,…

oct scan, sutured CTR, yamane

1529: prosthetic iris implantation

This patient sustained trauma which caused a cataract but it also resulted in permanent mydriasis with a pupil size of…

iris damage, traumatic cataract

1528: open globe, failed graft, & cataract

This video is a series of three separate surgeries on the same patient, by the same surgeon, Dr Jimmy Hu…

corneal transplant, ruptured globe, traumatic cataract

1527: resorbed cataract with zonular loss

This patient sustained trauma to his eye years ago and that resulted in a cataract which, over time, became liquefied…

traumatic cataract, weak zonular support

1526: your first proctored surgical cases

Recent ophthalmology graduates are sometimes surprised that they must be proctored for surgical cases even though they have completed years…

cataract surgery

1525: IOL calc case study 1: steep Ks

Our new semi-monthly series is all about IOL calculation case studies. We will present a video about the IOL calculations…

IOL calc case study

1524: surgical lessons from Scotland

I was recently in Scotland to speak at the Royal College of Ophthalmologists meeting in Glasgow in May 2022. The…

#lifelessons, advice, teaching

1523: Zepto for intumescent cataracts

We have seen the videos before where the Argentinian Flag sign develops instantly as the anterior lens capsule splits uncontrollably.…

intumescent, white cataract, zepto

1522: pupil size affects EDOF IOL vision

As surgeons, we know that the refractive outcome for each patient depends on our surgical technique, the calculations, the technology,…

EDOF, pupil size

1521: when the anterior capsule wrinkles…

Wrinkling of the anterior capsule during the performance of the capsulorhexis can be concerning because it indicates that zonular support…

complete cataract case, loose zonular support, weak zonular support

1520: focal traumatic cataract

At the pre-operative consultation for this patient, it was unclear if there was capsular damage associated with this focal opacity.…

traumatic cataract

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