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BLOG: No-assistant technique for glued IOL procedure

Issue: July 2017

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 Various modifications are described for glued IOL surgery. In this video, I showcase my technique of performing glued IOL surgery that was published in the Journal of Cataract and Refractive Surgery. The technique acquires its name from the fact that no assistant is needed to grasp the haptic while performing the glued IOL procedure and the haptic does not tend to slip back into the eye.

 Click here to read the full blog from Priya Narang, MS.