157. Isolating Rectus Muscles

Continuing our series on how to perform scleral buckles, our next step is to isolate the rectus muscles. Whether performing … More

156. Opening for a Scleral Buckle

In today’s episode we will be reviewing basic techniques for creating a conjunctival peritomy and dissecting Tenon’s capsule from the … More

Scleral buckling is an incredibly valuable skill that every vitreoretinal surgeon should be familiar with. Our next series of videos … More

Fundoscopy with scleral depression is a critical skill for eyecare providers to be comfortable performing. In this episode we will … More

In this episode we will cover the basics of trocar placement for vitreoretinal surgery as well as a discussion of … More

ILM peeling, in some ways, is similar to creating a capsulorhexis. Both ILM peeling and capsulorhexis creation involve peeling a … More

In today’s episode we will focus on operating in the correct surgical plane, at the vitreoretinal interface, to tackle diabetic … More

Remember the three basic principles for retinal detachment repair: 1) Find the break(s), 2) Treat the break(s), and 3) Close … More

Blocks for ophthalmic surgery achieve two purposes: anesthesia and akinesia. There are two main methods of administering blocks. One is … More

Continuing our review of anterior vitrectomy, in today’s episode we will dive a bit deeper into machine settings and review … More