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Tag: MSICS

1733: Can you do MSICS without a peritomy?

Today I have more questions than answers. I enjoy performing the MSICS technique and even in our Beverly Hills surgical … More

MSICS

1680: successful small pupil MSICS

Our guest surgeon has a lot of experience in performing MSICS, even in a tough case like this with a … More

MSICS, small pupil cataract surgery

1580: phaco surgeon does great MSICS

Our guest surgeon is a very experienced cataract surgeon and an expert at phaco, but he has decided to perform … More

dense white cataract, MSICS

1559: MSICS for weak K endothelium

Doing phacoemulsification surgery involves using ultrasonic energy and fluidic flow to break up and aspirate the cataract nucleus. Both the … More

endothelial, fuchs, MSICS

1476: ASCRS case 7: dense cataract tricks

Another great case from the 2022 ASCRS CataractCoach instructional course, this time focusing on dense cataracts. There are some good … More

brunescent, dense cataract, MSICS

1467: MSICS: new resident surgeon

This video shows a beginner surgeon in residency who is performing MSICS. I show you this video to encourage you … More

MSICS, resident cataract surgery

1466: MSICS: temporal incisions

Incisions for phaco surgery are usually made either temporal or superior. For MSICS, we typically make the incision superior because … More

incisions, MSICS

1465: MSICS: bailout for rhexis runout

MSICS can be a great way to rescue a very difficult case. We recently presented a video of a master … More

capsulorhexis, MSICS

1464: MSICS nucleus visco-expression

Our next video for MSICS week is showing the technique of visco-expression of the nucleus. It is important to avoid … More

MSICS

1463: MISCS: optimizing the incision

I was speaking with a surgeon recently who stated that there was no need to learn MSICS because any nucleus … More

manual ECCE, MSICS

1441: converting from phaco to MSICS

Our guest surgeon is Jack Shao MD who is a faculty member at the Cole Eye Institute at the Cleveland … More

brunescent, MSICS

1402: phaco-section in MSICS

We have already explained the benefits of learning MSICS (manual small-incision cataract surgery) and I always encourage my USA colleagues … More

MSICS, nucleo-fractis

1392: MSICS with a small pupil

You must be wondering why I have been posting so many MSICS (manual small incision cataract surgery) videos in the … More

MSICS, small pupil cataract surgery

1382: hyper mature cataract MSICS

In an eye with a truly dense, hyper-mature cataract, MSICS (manual small incision cataract surgery) can be a better option … More

dense cataract, MSICS

1379: converting from phaco to MSICS

If the posterior capsule ruptures while you have most of the nucleus still inside the eye, the best decision may … More

MSICS, posterior capsule rupture

1324: even smaller incision MSICS

In this video our guest surgeon bisects the nucleus in the anterior chamber before manually extracting each half, thus allowing … More

MSICS, SICS

1323: USA surgeons must learn MSICS

Ophthalmology residency training programs have changed over the past two decades in the way that cataract surgery is taught. Twenty … More

MSICS, SICS

1124: Pearls for learning MSICS

It may surprise you to know that many young ophthalmologists in the USA do not have experience performing MSICS. In … More

dense cataract, MSICS

1079: you must learn SICS / ECCE

More than 20 years ago when I was a resident ophthalmologist at the UCLA Jules Stein Eye Institute, we performed … More

ECCE, MSICS, SICS

1024: SICS for uveitic cataracts

This is a case of a cataract with extensive synechiae due to prior uveitis. The eye is quiescent now, with … More

MSICS, uveitis

You must learn to do MSICS

In many countries where dense, brunescent cataracts are common, the SICS (small incision cataract surgery) or MSICS (manual small incision … More

cataract surgery, MSICS

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