Routine phacoemulsification is done utilizing a straight big ball chopper.
A 45-year-old patient with light sensitivity and a very active Bell’s phenomenon undergoes phacoemulsification and IOL insertion.
An extremely myopic eye with posterior staphyloma undergoes cataract extraction. Multiple methods are employed to determine the IOL power/astigmatic status prior to IOL insertion.
The use of Trypan Blue to stain the anterior capsule is normally restricted to cataract-implant procedures. However, during IOL exchange of a diffractive multifocal IOL,
An eye with optic capture, IOL tilt and a severely deformed pupil undergoes reconstructive surgery.
Reposition and scleral fixation of an IOL that has dislocated into the anterior/mid vitreous cavity is demonstrated.
Phacoemulsification is performed on a patient with advanced corneal endothelial dystrophy. Techniques that minimize damage to the endothelium are demonstrated and discussed.
Due to a refractive surprise, an IOL exchange of a Toric IOL is performed 2 weeks after uneventful cataract-implant surgery.
A patient with more than 20 episodes of recurrent whiteout syndrome and elevated IOP undergoes pars plana vitrectomy, IOL exchange and glaucoma stent implantation.
Phacoemulsification of a brunescent-red nuclear cataract is performed in an eye with a relatively small pupil.
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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.
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