Videos
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Single-Piece IOL Loading Tutorial
Three-Piece IOL Loading Tutorial
Annotated Cataract Surgery
Detailed Rhexis Demonstration
Cortical Cleaving Hydrodissection
The “Hesemann Method” for Starting a Rhexis
This method creates a large, stable flap in a safe location and saves time by creating a correctly sized rhexis from the beginning.
Anterior Hydrodissection
Quick Preloaded IOL Reloading
“Grab ‘n Go” Rhexis
“Foldover” Rhexis Technique
My EVO ICL Journey
IOL Replacement
Two Hand Malyugin Technique
Limbal Relaxing Incision Paired with Phaco Wound
YouTube Link: https://youtu.be/9m4tgAdI5QM
Limbal Relaxing Incisions (LRI) are cuts in the peripheral cornea made on the steep axis of astigmatism to “relax” the cornea and reduce astigmatism. These can be paired with phaco wounds which are usually placed temporally 180° in patients with against the rule (ATR) astigmatism. For with the rule astigmatism incisions are usually made superiorly and inferiorly on the cornea.
Using the I/A As the Second Instrument
Entering “dry” with the I/A handpiece (no irrigation) after implanting the IOL and using is as an instrument to position the IOL before engaging irrigation and removing OVD also saves a trip in and out of the eye.
Mature Cataract With Annotations
Here is a sped-up video of a mature cataract removal and IOL implantation with relevant annotations using the divide and conquer method of nuclear disassembly.