We describe the essential steps in the successful phacoemulsification of the rock-hard,
dense cataract. Appropriate and directed preoperative history, physical examination, and …

Learning chop manoeuvres–both the classically described ones as well as newer ones and
adaptation to various scenarios is important in successfully and safely performing cataract …

Successful removal of a hard cataract is accomplished by careful history taking, complete
physical examination, the surgical technique chosen, incision creation, good capsulorhexis …

Purpose: To evaluate safety and efficacy of day care cataract surgery in developing country.
Patients and Methods: This prospective study included 200 patients planned for cataract …

Purpose This study aimed to compare lens capsule-related problems in mature versus non-
mature senile cataracts in patients undergoing phacoemulsification surgery. Methods A total …

Background: Cataract is the predominant reversible factor leading to blindness globally,
affecting approximately 95 million individuals. The surgical procedure to replace a cloudy …

Objectives: To compare safety and number of post-operative visits of patients in convenient
day versus conventional first day follow-up after phacoemulsification Methods: This …

Objective: To describe a phacoemulsification technique to face chalenging situations such
as hard and leathery nucleus. Methods: The present technique was successfully performed …

Introduction: Phacoemulsification (phaco) in hard cataracts remains a challenge and many
modified techniques have been described to facilitate nuclear disassembly in these cases …

-We were not able to extract clear indications to implement the lift and crack technique in our
practice. Cakir and Utine 1 did not indicate the appropriate cataract density for their …