Scientific Program
GP58 - Updates - Managing difficult or special situations in cataract surgery
Date
14/03/2026
Hall
Meeting Room L-01A
From
11:30
To
12:40
Summary
Thukral Vikas Cataract surgery is the most common surgery performed on the human body. Due to latest advancements in technology, delivering good results has become the norm and patient expectations are also very high. However, at times , special situations may make the surgery challenging and difficult. We shall be discussing some such difficult situations which may commonly be faced by a cataract surgeon and the techniques and methods to successfully overcome them. 1. When the rhexis extends! - Thukral Vikas - 12 Mins 2. Navigating phaco in small or poorly dilated pupil - Arora Amit - 12 Mins 3. Cracking the nucleus in difficult situations - Om Prakash Anand - 12 Mins 4. Navigating phaco in post RK cases - Sethi Anita - 12 Mins 5. Fixing the IOL in lost capsular support! - Anshu Arora - 12 Mins Guest Talk (8') : Phaco in Hypermature Cataract : LC Madharia
Membership No
Name
Topic
Role
Duration
Consented
S07383
Dr.Sethi Anita
Navigating phaco in post RK cases
Speaker
12
Yes
A12197
Dr.Anshu Arora
Fixing the IOL in lost capsular support!
Speaker
12
Yes
T07372
Dr.Thukral Vikas
When the rhexis extends!
Speaker
12
Yes
M04849
Dr.Lakhesh Chandra Madharia
Phaco in Hypermature Cataract
Guest Talk
Yes
A07371
Dr.Arora Amit
Navigating phaco in small or poorly dilated pupil
Speaker
12
A21743
Dr.Om Prakash Anand
Cracking the nucleus in difficult situations
Speaker
12
Yes
