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.

Paul Rosen talks to  Vikentia Katsanevaki and Miltos Balidis about some of the recent developments in corneal cross-linking protocols.

Paul Rosen talks to Ehud Assia about the subject of his Binkhorst Medal Lecture at the 37th ESCRS Congress in Paris in 2019. 

The full lecture is available to view on ESCRS on Demand.

Rudy Nuijts talks to Mor Dickman about the development of scleral cross-linking and its safety and efficacy.

The inaugural ESCRS Heritage Lecture took place in Vienna in September 2018. The lecture was given by Thomas Neuhann (Germany) and focuses on the invention and evolution of the capsulorhexis. This podcast is an interview with Prof. Neuhann about the history and invention of the procedure, and you can also watch the entire lecture here, on the ESCRS Media Player: 

FULL LECTURE