VIDEO: Microincisional bimanual phaco challenging but has advantages
Key takeaways:
- The transition to microincisional bimanual phacoemulsification has a steep learning curve.
- The procedure offers advantages including smaller incisions and more control over the eye.
KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. — In this Healio Video Perspective from Kiawah Eye, Caroline Watson, MD, discusses the challenging transition to microincisional bimanual phacoemulsification.
Watson shares pearls and explains the procedure’s benefits.
“The reason that I really love this type of surgery now is because it’s smaller incisions, it feels like it’s more efficient in my hands, and also, now I feel like I have more control over the surgery, more control over the eye and a more consistent anterior chamber stability,” she said.
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Watson C, et al. Switching to microincisional bimanual phacoemulsification: A steep learning curve. Presented at: Kiawah Eye; June 1-3, 2023; Kiawah Island, South Carolina.
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