In this case, I demonstrate how varying the vacuum setting from 400 to 600 mmHg affects the rate of quadrant removal during phacoemulsification.

Phacoaspiration (no ultrasound) of a nuclear cataract with IOL insertion is performed in a 64 year old patient, followed by trabecular meshwork bypass stent injection. 

While performing phacoemulsification on a dense nuclear cataract in a 91 yo, one-eyed, Flomax patient, the nucleus is observed to shift somewhat posteriorly. During the remainder of this

In this case I perform sutured iridoplasty to reduce the size of an enlarged pupil using the Siepser technique to alleviate debilitating glare in a

This 38 year old patient has, for his age, an incredibly dense posterior subcapsular opacification. In this case I discuss several pearls for performing cataract

In one of our most requested videos, I use a modified Yamane technique for scleral fixation of a posterior chamber IOL.

This patient developed a dense posterior subcapsular cataract following retinal detachment surgery. Here I demonstrate how to remove a thick epithelial layer from the posterior

An 80 yo Flomax patient with severe zonular laxity can present a number of challenges during cataract surgery. Here I demonstrate how the proper use

When the goal is to implant a toric IOL in an eye with recurring bouts of uveitis, poster synechiae, an extremely shallow chamber and a

After posting so many complicated cases, I thought it may be time to review my standard procedure with this one-eyed patient showing some slight macular

Endothelial protection is always important, though in a patient with severe corneal dystrophy and a shallow anterior chamber, it is even more critical. In this

We start our 4th season with a very interesting case! My preoperative plan was to use a toric IOL in this 89 year old patient