Cataract surgery is a highly refined procedure nowadays.
Multiple technological innovations have contributed to enhance safety and efficiency and to provide outcomes that satisfy the growing demands of an aging population that wants to maintain an active lifestyle. However, routine surgery may be complicated by preexisting ocular comorbidities. Surgeons need to be aware of these conditions and learn how to manage them appropriately before, during and after cataract surgery, working in team with other specialists. They also need to discuss with patients the implications of these conditions and