Publication Exclusive: Case selection important when learning new techniques, trying novel devices

There is a range of difficulty that we encounter during cataract surgery, with some cases being significantly more difficult than others. At the beginning of our careers when we are learning the basics, it is important to select patients who are anticipated to have a straightforward surgery so that we can hone our skills while minimizing complications. Because surgery constantly evolves, learning is a life-long pursuit for experienced surgeons as well, with new techniques, devices and instrumentation coming every year. When trying these new ideas for the first time, we (Read more...)

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