Even after Robert H. Osher, MD, finished his training and three fellowships, he did not feel comfortable as a cataract surgeon.
He felt that there was still much to be learned about the relatively new procedure called phacoemulsification which only 1% of surgeons were performing.
“I realized I couldn’t learn a surgical procedure from a speaker at the podium, nor could I learn the delicate maneuvers from reading a publication. So I would hop on a plane every couple of weeks and fly to the West Coast to see Dick (Read more...)