Scientific Program
IC248 - What Next Situations in Cataract Surgery
Date
15/03/2024
Hall
HALL 1A
From
08:30
To
09:45
Chief Instructor Membership Number
E09081
Chief Instructor Name
Dr.Sreeni Edakhlon
Title
What Next Situations in Cataract Surgery
Summary
There are many situations - both intra operative and postoperative - in which going gets extremely tough for a cataract surgeon. These situations include intraoperative rock hard eye, misbehaving iris, IOL damage, IOL getting stuck in the plunger, wound related problems, severe striate keratopathy , post operative inflammation, endophthalmitis, uncooperative patient, IOL calculation errors, unexplained poor visual recovery , unsatisfied patient despite excellent visual recovery. Our instruction course will discuss the most effective techniques to handle these situations and steps to be taken to prevent them
Resume
The chief instructor is one of the highest volume cataract surgeons in India performing 700-800 phacoemulsification surgeries every month. He has been regularly presenting papers and conducting instruction courses at the state and national levels. The chief instructor of this instruction course has been regularly conducting annual CME programs for the past 20 years and has organized two of the Annual State Conferences for his State Ophthalmic Society. He is also involved in surgical training programs in his institution.
Membership No
Name
Topic
Order no
Duration
Consented
P07891
Dr.Prabhu Shanker M.
Eye becomes extremely hard during cataract surgery - What next?
1
7
U09542
Dr.Y. Umesh
Repeated iris catch by the phaco tip / repeated iris prolapse – What Next?
2
6
U09542
Dr.Y. Umesh
Wound Burn – What Next?
3
5
B08359
Dr.Arup Bhaumik
IOL Implantation Mishaps – What Next?
4
7
B08359
Dr.Arup Bhaumik
Descemet’s membrane detachment noted on table/post operatively – What Next?
5
7
E09081
Dr.Sreeni Edakhlon
Topical anesthesia cataract surgery turns Stormy – What Next?
6
5
E09081
Dr.Sreeni Edakhlon
Severe inflammation in 2nd day postop cases seen today- 25 cases for surgery today. What Next ?
7
7
V07265
Prof.M. Vanathi
Postoperative Refractive Surprise – Monofocal/Multifocal/Toric - What Next ?
8
7
P09299
Prof.Gopal S. Pillai
Sub optimal postoperative best corrected vision without any obvious reason – What Next?
9
7
M10521
Dr.Kaushik Murali
Good outcome - But the patient is Unhappy– What Next? - PREM – Patient Reported Experience
10
7
Panel discussion : 10 Mins )
