1775: the IOL is sitting on the macula

This patient suffered late dislocation of the IOL+capsular bag complex and it fell into the vitreous cavity and it now … More

1730: belt loop to fixate Ahmed segment

This patient sustained ocular trauma which resulted in loss of zonular support for about 180 degrees, allowing tilt and decentration … More

Our guest surgeon, Dr Sara Bozorg, has sent us a very interesting case. This patient had some unknown procedure performed … More

This case is beyond 10 out of 10 in difficulty and our guest surgeon, Dr Steve Safran, is a true … More

I was fortunate to give this presentation as part of the Ophthalmic Premier League competition at the AAO 2022 meeting … More

Even after performing ocular surgery for 25 years, I still learn so much by making these CataractCoach videos and today … More

This patient sustained severe ocular trauma which left the eye aphakic with no capsular support and also significant iris damage. … More

Our guest surgeon, Dr Cathy McCabe from Florida, USA has an innovative way of securing IOLs to the sclera in … More

Twenty years ago, the most common method of suturing an IOL to the sclera was using 10-0 prolene and a … More

There are many different techniques for suture fixation of an IOL to the sclera: Yamane, Canabrava, Gore-Tex, belt loop, and … More

The best placement of an iOL is in the capsular bag. That is the end of the story. There are … More

We have seen a lot of innovation with regards to IOL fixation to the sclera. There is the Yamane technique … More

Our guest surgeon is Dr. Val Apostolov from Amsterdam and he demonstrates a technique that I have never seen before: … More

Our guest surgeon shows us his technique for suturing an IOL to the iris in a patient with long-standing peudo-exfoliation … More