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Target Audience: Ophthalmologists with an interest in cataract surgery.
Learning Objectives: To demonstrate techniques used to remove a dense nucleus in an eye with pseudoexfoliation, Signs of Infusion Misdirection Syndrome and methods to protect the posterior capsule when this problem exists are also presented.
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Episode 30: Dense Nucleus with Pseudoexfoliation
In this case I demonstrate techniques used to remove a dense nucleus in an eye with pseudoexfoliation. Signs of Infusion Misdirection Syndrome and methods to protect the posterior capsule when this problem exists are also presented.
Richard J. Mackool, MD Financial disclosure: Consultant to Alcon, Diopsys. Proprietary interest in MST, Impex.