
ILM peeling, in some ways, is similar to creating a capsulorhexis. Both ILM peeling and capsulorhexis creation involve peeling a circular area of very thin tissue, although the surfaces are different: the lens is convex and the macula is concave. However the mechanics and best practices of capsulorhexis creation can be applied for successful ILM peeling. This is nicely demonstrated by our guest surgeon Dr. Anirudh Kapoor who is a graduating vitreoretinal, cataract and refractive surgery senior resident at the world renowned All India Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi, India. We want to thank Dr. Kapoor for sharing this case!