In this Letter to the Editor, Gerd U Auffarth MD & @benlahood MD discuss hydrophilic vs hydrophobic #IOLs.
According to both surgeons, hydrophilic acrylic IOLs play an important role in optimising #CataractSurgery, for patients & surgeons.
https://t.co/F7gGnX4BaJ
@RaynerIOL
Congratulations to the following RANZCO Fellows recognised in @OphthoMag's Top 100 #PowerList23: Prof Helen Danesh-Meyer, Dr Ben LaHood, Prof David Mackey & Prof Stephanie Watson. Read more: https://t.co/VhQvyTIc4p
@benlahood@profswatson
The latest episode of Ophthalmology Against The Rule is out now. We discuss risk of retinal detachment with lens surgery. Available everywhere you get your podcasts! https://t.co/rNBxyE8oEM #ophthalmology#optometry
Me: “Wow my Spotify wrapped summary of 2022 is so bizarre/weird/random lol”
My sensible friend: “Actually it’s objective, accurate data and you just have terrible taste in operating theatre music”
#Ophthalmology#optometry#SpotifyWrapped
@CALASIKandEye Yes I have perfect knowledge of all of their ocular histories lol. You know what I mean. A YAG and some LASIK doesn’t future proof a cornea from changing with age unfortunately. I wish it did.
How stable are very long term results of modern cataract surgery? I imagine they should be great but our longest term data isn’t that long. #ophthalmology#optometry
@CALASIKandEye Change in corneal shape. Change from surgically induced astigmatism longer term. Change in IOL position over time. The eye continues to age and change annoyingly.
@CALASIKandEye Thanks for your thoughts. It’s not unusual to see a patient 20 years post cataract surgery where their result has drifted and they’re now in glasses again. It’ll be interesting to see if EDOF tech improves this in the future.
Is there a worse feeling than removing a cataract and then injecting the IOL through the capsule into the vitreous?! Snatching defeat from the jaws of victory. #ophthalmology#Optometry