Preventing and Treating Capsular Phimosis – Cataract Coach™

The capsular bag contracts when we remove the thick cataract (4+ mm thick) and replace it with a thin IOL (1 mm thin). This is normal in all eyes and limited since the strong zonular attachments provide a counterforce to balance the contraction. But what happens when the zonular structures are weak and we have…

Fixing severe capsular phimosis – Cataract Coach™

CRSTG, Europe Edition

capsule issues – Cataract Coach™

CataractCoach 1562: capsulorhexis considerations for cataract surgery

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CataractCoach™1774: When did the posterior capsule rupture?

capsule issues – Cataract Coach™

posterior capsule rupture – Cataract Coach™

1457: small capsulorhexis leads to trouble – Cataract Coach™

SupraCapsular Technique for Softer Nuclei – Cataract Coach™

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Tough posterior capsule opacity – Cataract Coach™

capsule issues – Cataract Coach™

1240: resident double rhexis technique – Cataract Coach™