Scientific Program
GP56 - Current Concept - SURGICAL DILEMMA IN CATARACT SURGERY
Date
13/03/2026
Hall
Meeting Room U-01 A
From
16:30
To
17:40
Summary
Vijay Shetty Cataract surgery presents multiple scenarios where various options can be employed. Preoperative decisions about surgical techniques, devices, and implants can be challenging. Unexpected events during surgery may further complicate adherence to the preoperative plan. This instruction course (IC) addresses tough choices regarding surgical techniques, such as SICS, PHACO, and FLACS. Instructors will discuss the management of small pupils with and without devices, along with the selection of premium intraocular lenses (IOLs) based on individual patient conditions. Finally, the course will cover critical decision-making during unexpected intra-operative situations, specifically the dilemma of whether to proceed with the planned IOL or to change the IOL intra-operatively. 1. "CHOP" or "SICS" - what to do in advanced cataract - Ketan Nikam - 12 Mins 2. "Light" or "Sound" for Action: FLACS versus Phaco in complicated cataract - Janhvi Mehta - 12 Mins 3. To D or Not to D: No Devices versus Dilating Devices in Small Pupil - Bhosale Seema - 12 Mins 4. Game of Zones:Choosing Trifocal Versus EDOF for a patient - Abhishek Hoshing - 12Mins 5. IOL: Implant or Leave ( Decoding Dilemma) - Vijay Shetty - 12 Mins Total duration(include panel discussion : 10 Mins )
Membership No
Name
Topic
Role
Duration
Consented
S09506
Dr.Vijay Shetty
IOL: Implant or Leave ( Decoding Dilemma)
Speaker
12
M18600
Dr.Janhvi Mehta
"Light" or "Sound" for Action: FLACS versus Phaco in complicated cataract
Speaker
12
B20140
Dr.Bhosale Seema
To D or Not to D: No Devices versus Dilating Devices in Small Pupil
Speaker
12
Yes
H17510
Dr.Abhishek Hoshing
Game of Zones:Choosing Trifocal Versus EDOF for a patient
Speaker
12
K26601
Dr.Ketan Nikam
"CHOP" or "SICS" - what to do in advanced cataract
Speaker
12
Yes
