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May 25, 2022

Category: 2017 Videos

Episode 24: Shallow Chamber and Convex Anterior Lens Capsule

Thursday, 14 December 2017 by Captured Light Studio

An eye with a shallow anterior chamber is at increased risk for endothelial cell loss during phacoemulsification. A convex anterior capsule increases the risk of anterior capsulotomy “runout”.

In this case I discuss and demonstrate techniques that protect the endothelium and prevent capsulorhexis problems in these eyes.

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Episode 23: The Aphakic Refraction Technique

Wednesday, 15 November 2017 by Captured Light Studio

Determination of the correct IOL power for a highly myopic eye with posterior staphyloma is fraught with difficulty. Here I employ two methods that can permit measurement of both the spherical and astigmatic power of the desired IOL, including the degree of “retinal astigmatism” caused by the staphyloma. I demonstrate the use of both wavefront technology and the Aphakic Refraction Technique (manifest refraction) to calculate the power of the IOL that is then inserted on the day following
cataract removal.

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Episode 22: Negative Dysphotopsia: Reverse Optic Capture Techniques

Sunday, 15 October 2017 by Captured Light Studio

This patient has persistent negative dysphotopsia after cataract-implant surgery performed 18 months ago. A combination of techniques is used to achieve the desired reposition of the IOL optic (reverse optic capture).

Treatment of one diopter of astigmatism is also demonstrated by the placement of 2 penetrating limbal relaxing incisions (PLRIs) at the steep corneal meridian.

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Episode 21: Floppy Iris and Miotic Pupil in a Hypertensive Female

Saturday, 16 September 2017 by Captured Light Studio

In this case I present a variety of phaco techniques and pearls as cataract extraction and multifocal IOL implantation is performed in an eye with a small pupil and moderately floppy iris. A spit screen is utilized to demonstrate surgeon hand position throughout most of the procedure.

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Episode 20: Endothelial and Zonular Issues in a Patient with Persistent Head Movement

Monday, 14 August 2017 by Captured Light Studio

A very interesting case, indeed! Here we will see a patient with considerable head movement, very advanced corneal endothelial dystrophy, pseudoexfoliation, and zonular laxity that prevents nucleus rotation.

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Episode 19: Management of Bell’s Phenomenon

Friday, 14 July 2017 by Captured Light Studio

This month’s case features methods for dealing with the problem of a patient with a very active Bell’s Phenomenon.
The use and design of my primary chopper to protect the posterior capsule during phacoemulsification, methods to remove extremely adherent lens cortex, and the creation of Penetrating Limbal Relaxing Incisions after implantation of a multifocal IOL are also discussed and demonstrated.

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Episode 18: Cataract extraction with stent placement for glaucoma

Wednesday, 14 June 2017 by Captured Light Studio

Following a standard cataract procedure, I address the reduction of IOP in this patient with open-angle glaucoma by implanting a stent in the trabecular meshwork.

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Episode 17: The Photophobic and Hyperaesthetic Patient

Monday, 15 May 2017 by Captured Light Studio

Many patients experience severe photophobia in response to the microscope light. These patients are also often hyperesthetic, and this patient presented with both issues. Here I demonstrate the use of the “NLP” (no light perception) technique to eliminate photophobia, the soft lens/no ultrasound phaco method and the use of a low (50 mm Hg) IOP setting during phaco and I/A to eliminate the possibility of discomfort caused by a higher intraoperative IOP in this patient who also had a floppy iris.

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Episode 16: Intraoperative Aberrometry

Friday, 14 April 2017 by Captured Light Studio

This patient has a dense cataract, low ocular rigidity and unreliable preoperative biometry. The use of a high flow rate of 55 cc/min* to remove nuclear segments, wavefront aberrometry, and methods to prevent contact of the IOL with the endothelium during the late stages of the procedure are demonstrated.

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Episode 15: Fluidics, Fluidics, Fluidics

Wednesday, 15 March 2017 by Captured Light Studio

In this issue I discuss and demonstrate the synergism of high IOP and high vacuum settings during phacoemulsification.

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