Month: September 2012

Phaco Dating: Try Before You Buy

When I began looking for a new phaco system,
my wish list was long. It included
excellent fluidics for chamber stability,
smooth cutting and aspiration, and the
ability to perform a high-quality, efficient, anterior vitrectomy.
Most important…

Innovations

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Capsular Blowout During Hydrodissection

When David F. Chang, MD, asked me to write
about my most difficult case ever, my mental
Rolodex flipped past all of the monocular
patients with pseudoexfoliation, small
eyes, megalophthalmos, intraoperative choroidal hemorrhage,
and zonulopat…

Chief Medical Editor’s Page

Almost 2 years ago, I received an unexpected
and, in retrospect, fortuitous phone call from an
old friend who had joined a late-stage glaucoma
device company. On the surface, his request
was simple: would I travel to Armenia to implant a new

Not so Ordinary Cataract Surgery

This month’s installment of “Inside Eyetube.net”
focuses on the use of instrumentation to manage
complex cataract surgical cases. With tools such
as capsular hooks, capsular tension rings (CTRs)
and segments, and iris hooks, surgeons can…

Update on MIGS: Devices of the Future

On June 25, 2012, after more than a decade of
development and clinical evaluation, the iStent
(Glaukos Corporation) received FDA approval
for the management of mild to moderate openangle
glaucoma at the time of cataract surgery. This widely
a…