1470: ASCRS case 1: what happens next?

At the 2022 ASCRS meeting in Washington, DC, we hosted a CataractCoach instructional course and it was a huge success. … More

1451: Quiz: Where is the lens fragment?

A retained lens fragment is common in cataract surgery because we are breaking up the cataract into many smaller pieces … More

Quiz time! You have this patient scheduled for routine cataract surgery. Nothing out of the ordinary was noted at the … More

This is a complete cataract case where I find a small central opacity on the posterior capsule. It is on … More

This is a complete cataract case with a quiz: watch the video (it is brief) and tell me what you … More

This seemed like a routine cataract case with a good capsulorhexis and strong zonular support. So why did the IOL … More

This is a quiz, so look closely at the above picture. This patient sustained a corneal laceration during a gardening … More

Time for a cataract quiz. You are doing a seemingly routine cataract surgery and you experience no complications and in … More

Another Cataract Quiz: the case seemed totally normal and without any issues. The IOL is in the capsular bag and … More

The answer to this Cataract Quiz is seen in the photo above. Look carefully – what do you notice? The … More

You start to perform the capsulorhexis and then you notice these wrinkles of the anterior lens capsule. How should you … More

There are so many subtle clues in cataract surgery that can easily be missed, particularly when less experienced surgeons are … More

This patient had cataract surgery in the first eye a few years ago and when we look at the undilated … More

Our guest surgeon is Dr Willie Kan from Malaysia and he presents a very tough case: a traumatic white cataract … More

Looking at this picture, the pupil dilation went from 5 mm in diameter to 10 mm in diameter in just … More

Cataract Quiz: Why did the trypan blue dye do this? Why is the staining so odd looking? Why is the … More

Time for another cataract quiz — look carefully at the photo above. Where is the nuclear fragment hiding? And how … More

This patient has a relatively dense cataract and requires a toric IOL for 2 diopters of regular corneal astigmatism. When … More