Continuing our review of anterior vitrectomy, in today’s episode we will dive a bit deeper into machine settings and review … More
Category: Resident and Fellow Curriculum
99. Anterior Vitrectomy Basics
Complications happen to all surgeons, no matter how experienced or skilled. For cataract surgeons, posterior capsular violation with vitreous prolapse … More
95. Peripheral Retinal Pathology: Part 2
Continuing our anatomic review of peripheral retinal pathology, in today’s episode we will cover retinoschisis, retinal tears and retinal dialyses. … More
94. Peripheral Retinal Pathology: Part 1
In this episode we will review the anatomic features of peripheral retinal pathology with particular attention to those lesions that … More
64. What is the Vitreous Base?
Every vitreoretinal surgeon should have a good understanding of the vitreous and vitreous base anatomy. In today’s episode we will … More
62. Diabetic Vitrectomy: PRP
In today’s episode, a vitreoretinal fellow demonstrates the application of PRP using the endophotocoagulation probe following a TRD repair for … More
43. Trocar Placement
In this episode we will cover the basics of trocar placement for vitreoretinal surgery as well as a discussion of … More
42. Setting up the Alcon Constellation
In today’s episode we will demonstrate how to set up the Alcon Constellation vitrectomy system. It’s important for all vitreoretinal … More
38. Gas for Vitreoretinal Surgery
Gas is often implanted into the vitreous cavity for the treatment of a variety of vitreoretinal diseases. For example, sometimes … More
36. Infection Prophylaxis
Endophthalmitis is a rare but potentially devastating complication associated with any ophthalmic surgery, including vitreoretinal surgery. Transconjunctival sutureless vitrectomy can … More