Course Ophthalmology

Capsulorhexis is one of the most important steps in cataract surgery. A well-centered, continuous curvilinear Capsulorhexis creates the foundation for a safe and stable phacoemulsification procedure. For young ophthalmologists, mastering Capsulorhexis often represents the transition from beginner surgical steps toward greater confidence in cataract surgery. Although it may appear simple, Capsulorhexis requires precision, chamber stability, proper force control, and continuous...

Many ophthalmologists planning to be specialized in vitreoretinal surgery ask an important question. How Much Cataract Surgery Experience is Recommended Before Starting Hands-On Retina Training? There is no universal number that applies to every surgeon. Progress depends on the quality of training, the level of supervision, and the surgeon’s technical ability. However, most experienced vitreoretinal surgeons agree that a solid foundation in phaco surgery is highly beneficial before beginning...

Preventing infection is one of the most important responsibilities of every ophthalmic surgeon. Although postoperative endophthalmitis is uncommon, it remains one of the most serious complications following cataract surgery. For this reason, every trainee should understand the basic principles of infection prevention before performing real surgical cases. Patient Preparation Proper preparation begins before entering the operating room. Important measures include: - Careful...