1874: challenging rescue of a dislocated IOL

In this case, the IOL is falling back into the vitreous cavity and it is certainly entangled with the vitreous. … More

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

Our guest surgeon, Dr Steve Safran has become an expert in complex re-operations and anterior segment reconstruction, with countless cases … More

This patient has a rhegmatogenous retinal detachment as well as a visually significant cataract. Our guest surgeon is experienced with … More

This patient has visually significant cataracts in both eyes and a full-thickness macular hole in one eye. I have already … More

While microspherophakia is a relatively rare condition, we have featured it here previously including a resident case. This case is … More

There is so much to be learned from this case. The patient has advanced diabetic retinopathy and a significant cataract. … More

The only ophthalmologists who have zero surgical complications are those who don’t operate and those who are not fully truthful. … More