Supported by an unrestricted academic independent medical education grant from Alcon.

3D Episode 20

August, 2020

Severe Bell's Phenomenon/Impale Phaco Chop, Controlling Sideport Leakage, Stromal Hydration and Infusion Misdirection Syndrome

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Surgery Details

Surgery Desciption

A patient with severe Bell’s phenomenon undergoes cataract-implant surgery. Techniques that overcome this problem are demonstrated. During the procedure, excessive sideport leakage is recognized and contained, the impale chop technique is utilized, and stromal hydration and infusion misdirection syndrome are discussed.

Learning Objective

Use this information to aid visualization in eyes with Bell’s phenomenon Reduce sideport incision leakage during phacoemulsification Demonstrate the steps involved in impaling and then chopping a relatively dense nucleus Discuss the history of stromal hydration and recognition of infusion misdirection syndrome.

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Richard J Mackool, MD Financial Disclosure: Richard J. Mackool, MD and RJ Mackool, MD are consultants with Alcon.

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Target Audience: Ophthalmologists with an interest in cataract surgery.

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Richard Mackool MD, a world renowned anterior segment ophthalmic microsurgeon, has assembled a web-based 3D video collection of both routine and challenging cases, demonstrating both familiar and potentially unfamiliar surgical techniques using a variety of instrumentation and surgical console parameters. This educational activity presents a series of these 3D videos, carefully selected to address the specific learning objectives of this effort, with the goal of providing 3D surgical training videos online to surgeons motivated to improve or expand their surgical knowledge.