Author: Captured Light Studio

During this case I demonstrate the differences between phaco aspiration vs phacoemulsification of the nucleus, as well as the use of Penetrating Limbal Relaxing Incisions

Case Description: This man is being treated with Rapaflo because of partial urinary obstruction as a result of benign prostatic hypertrophy, and the drug has

Case Description: Here is a very unusual case! This 62 year old man has a cataract and severe keratoconus with a refraction of -20.00 D,

Case Description: This female patient presents with very obvious pseudoexfoliation and cataract. While paying attention to her suboptimal zonular status, using my chop technique, I

An 87 year old patient presents with a dense brunescent nuclear cataract, pseudoexfoliation and a central corneal dry spot with opacification. Enhancing my visualization is

Utilizing high vacuum, removal of a 2+ nuclear cataract is accomplished without ultrasound.

This patient exhibits severe corneal gutatta with an endothelial cell count of 368 cells/sq mm, and an extremely shallow anterior chamber. I first perform a

Pseudoexfoliation and a large nucleus that masks zonule laxity is the situation with this eye in which the anterior capsule behavior during capsulorhexis doesn’t alert

This month I demonstrate the use of the Trendelenburg position in order to gain adequate access to a “deep set” eye during cataract-implant surgery with

Using a 2.4mm incision, I remove a fairly dense, 3+ brunescent nuclear cataract from a patient whose other eye has only peripheral vision. I demonstrate

In our inaugural episode of Mackool Online CME, I demonstrate my standard technique for cataract removal with, in this case, implantation of a Toric IOL.