In this presentation from AAO 2021, Drs. Chang and Oetting share video cases that illustrate a spectrum of techniques.

In this AAO 2021 presentation, Dr. Christina R. Prescott discusses the transition from resident or fellow to attending ophthalmologist.

In this webinar, Drs. Allen, Chang, Lee, Schallhorn, and Shamie review the most current information on cataract surgery and intraocular lenses.

In this video presentation, the difficulties encountered in the management of a series of 3 consecutive cases of pan-drug resistant Acinetobacter baumanni (PDRAB) postoperative endophthalmitis is presented.

In this video, we demonstrate several retroillumination techniques using a 25-gauge chandelier or a light pipe in multiple configurations to optimize visualization at various steps during these difficult cataract cases.

In post-refractive surgery eyes, we come across irregular corneas that can be a source of disturbing symptoms, like glare and haloes. These symptoms are accentuated when the patient develops cataract, making planning for cataract surgery a difficult task.

This presentation from Cataract Spotlight 2021 reviews a case of a 76-year-old patient who developed severe UGH syndrome after sulcus implantation of a single-piece acrylic IOL following PC rupture.

This presentation from Cataract Spotlight 2021 highlights the case of an 83-year-old patient who had a prior peripheral iridotomy for narrow angles.

This presentation from Cataract Spotlight 2021 discusses a 35-year-old patient with bilateral fetal nuclear cataracts has low myopia and astigmatism.

This presentation from Cataract Spotlight 2021 reviews the case of a 79-year-old patient who presented with bilateral advanced cataracts and has counting fingers (CF) vision in both eyes.

We present postoperative results of the I-fixation technique for intrascleral haptic fixation.

The world’s highest-speed video camera recording was used to capture detailed movements of semicircular and bent tips to visualize previously unknown properties.

This historical video tracks one surgeon's attempt to respond to evolutionary changes with modifications in instrument design aimed at achieving better efficiency and enhanced safety.

In this video, Dr. Miller discusses what happens on the infusion side of a phaco machine, specifically what is new in active fusion fluidics.

Dr. Park discusses using power modulation to optimize safety and efficiency in cataract surgery.

Dr. Mamalis reviews characteristics of the types of white cataracts, capsular visualization, and prevention of capsular tears, and discusses other tips and techniques.

In this webinar, Drs. Brissette, Lieberman, Greenwood, Chang, Meghpara, and Shah provide updates on cataract surgery and management.

In this video, part 2 of 2 from the Cataract Spotlight at AAO 2020, Dr. Nicole Fram moderates as 4 experts present their 5 pearls for complicated phacoemulsification cases.

In this presentation from AGS 2020, Dr. Arsham Sheybani discusses strategies for performing cataract surgery in eyes with short axial length.

In this webinar, Drs. Fram and Weikert provide the comprehensive ophthalmologist with an overview of some of the major advances in the management and treatment of cataracts.

Negative dysphotopsia (ND) is an unwarranted phenomenon that about 15% of patients complain of after perfect cataract surgery, and in 3% it persists for months.

What do you do when the power of the IOL is 60 or 62 D? When the eye is only 15 mm long? It is not only a matter of size; it is also a problem of space.

In this video, we explain step by step an intrascleral IOL fixation technique with an artificial aphakic eye using the Agarwal handshake technique and a three-piece IOL

A 52-year-old male with Down syndrome, cardiomyopathy and pulmonary hypertension had bilateral dense cataract surgery.

In this video various ways to tackle corneal opacity (local and diffuse as well as partial vs. total) combined with cataract will be demonstrated.