In the new age of phacoemulsification there have been significant advances in the
technology including everything from pump and power to phaco tips. This has led to
overall improvements in cataract surgery particularly in difficult cases. Richard Packard discusses this topic with Dr Boris Malyugin. (Interview took place in 2017)

Quality of vision following any kind of refractive surgery matters most to patients. But how do we measure this, and how do evaluate the outcomes of various refractive surgical interventions in a comparative way? Marie-José Tassignon discusses this important topic with Dr Ray Applegate, of the University of Houston, Texas (recorded 2017)

Dan Epstein talks to Cynthia Roberts about what’s new in corneal topography and also some of the misconceptions and misinterpretations when talking about topography.

For more information on Corneal Topography visit ESCRS iLearn for a course directed by Prof Roberts.

Sean Henahan talks to Dr Jenny Yu, Vice Chair of Clinical Operations for the Department of Ophthalmology, University of Pittsburgh Eye Center about complications when dealing with the orbit, facial structures, and the skull base.

Boris Malyugin talks to Gábor Scharioth about points to consider when choosing which IOL to use in traumatic cataract cases.

Dr. Tjia gives beginners some tips on where they can improve their techniques and outcomes.

Paul Rosen talks to Mohammed Belmekki about the clinical and intraoperative applications of OCT in corneal imaging.

2 interviews today:

Nino Hirnschall talks to Massimo Busin about the value of intraoperative OCT for the anterior segment

Nic Reus talks to Thomas Kohnen about misaligned toric IOLs, and what the threshold is for postoperative rotation or explantation.

2 interviews today:

Richard Packard talks to Boris Malyugin about how to reduce stress during cataract surgery.

Aidan Hanratty talks to Paul Rosen about how ergonomics can help cataract surgery be more effective for both surgeon and patient.

Paul Rosen interviews Oliver Findl and José Güell about complications following refractive surgery. There are rare, and long-term complications are particularly uncommon. However, when they do occur, they can cause considerable discomfort and anxiety to patients. Recorded in 2017.