CataractCoach 1099: some amazing surgical pearls - learn these from me!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ค. 2024
- With CataractCoach, I am sharing everything that I have learned or figured out during the past 25 years in ophthalmology. And this is particularly true in the operating room where I have a wealth of experience and surgical pearls that will make you a better surgeon. This video covers a few critical things that we do in our surgery center in order to provide the best outcomes and the safest patient experience. The most common IOL related error in the operating room is putting the IOL for patient A into patient B. How has this never happened to me in tens of thousands of surgeries over 20+ years? I explain my method here. Also, when the patient comes for the second eye cataract surgery, how can we quickly and easily check the refractive outcome from the first eye? I explain that too. And finally, how do I set up my phaco machine settings for efficiency, but yet still have the ability to use special modes if needed? Again, the magic will be explained in the video.
Thanks Dr Devgan for sharing pearls to manage your OR list.its impressive
Thanks for the clear explanation, so that patients can be better connected and brighter
Very useful tips and tricks. Thank you, I will try to do this in my OR as well 💡💡💡
Wonderful and clever tips dear Uday! 👏👏👏👌
Thanks for sharing!
Great tips as always 👌🏼
Thank you
You're amazing 👏 thank you so much for helpful comments
Thank you
Great tips sir!
Thank you
I wish i could become a great Surgeon like you sir...
with hard work, you can accomplish anything that you set your mind to do
Great...want to more learn about LRI And toric iol
cataractcoach.com/category/Astigmatism/
cataractcoach.com/category/toric-iol/
cataractcoach.com/2020/10/25/incisional-techniques-for-astigmatism/
Would it be possible to get a copy of the lens sheet template that imports the degree on the eye for the torics & LRIs? Thats amazing!!
seriously? You want me to do your homework for you? come on now... isn't it enough that I am sharing all of my most valuable pearls with you?
I noticed that you use several options for monofocal IOLs (Alcon, J&J, B&L). How do you determine which monofocal choices are more adequate for each patient? I was curious because I have been exposed to a single company as a current resident. Thank you so much.
The more tools in your toolbox, the better. Goal is to tailor the IOL to the patients and their needs. I recommend getting familiar with all IOL options and then go from there.
In 4.12 you just mentioned the patient underwent 1st eye a week ago,
So does it make any sense in checking after a week with those lens if the patient mite go into a myopic or hyperopic shift.?
You can certainly tell if the patient is healing a bit myopic or so after a week.
Pouvez vous professeur nous faire une video sur les parametres de l appareil phaco pour opérer en toute sécurité j ai la même au service.
Dr Devgan, very useful advices. One question. Is it possible that you show us how is those preoperative sheets in the center where you have ophthalmology residents?
Sorry, I couldn't help but notice that your watch crown is on the proximal end, is it probably upside down?😜
It’s the Apple Watch. You can have any orientation. I like the crown away from the wrist because it is out of the way when I wear gloves and wrist wraps for bench press day! 225 is ready for you (225 lbs = 100 kg). Come join me for a workout
Hello Dr. Devgan, I've got couple questions if you dont mind. So if there's an astigmatism at ax 180, that's when you do main incision temporarily and position yourself at the side of the patient and not behind patients head? Also, you mentioned that the patient had undergone phaco on the other eye 1 week earlier. Don't you wait 1 month or is it totally okay to do after 1 week? As a bonus,maybe you could record a video about how do you get the best results for IOL calculation, because here in my country we get a lot of misscalculations when it comes to it, mostly + refraction (which is super sad)
You need to put in more effort by studying at CataractCoach.com -- just watching youtube videos is insufficient. See here:
cataractcoach.com/category/IOL-calculations/
and here:
cataractcoach.com/2018/08/23/temporal-vs-superior-phaco-incisions/
and here:
cataractcoach.com/2020/10/25/incisional-techniques-for-astigmatism/
@@UdayDevgan Thanks a lot!!!!!
You nailed it Sir 😉
Omg. My pd is 54!! Kkkkk
You’re quite petite. I’m quite large. With a wider PD there can be better stereo acuity and depth perception
Vos résidents doivent s estimer heureux .je les envie pour votre devouement