Great done!!!! Never seen this before. But why????

Why?!

Zero advantage to forceps. Zero

My son had both eyes operated on last week and it’s changed his life, he said Mum I can see 😊 just amazing.

Superb

Excellent Surgery

Ok.. But why?

True exfoliation. Seen it 2 or may be 3 times..just carefully go about the rhexis

...it's very safe, no visco use. In a poor area, like my country, WE use charleux canula (23G) during our MSICS to perform thé rhexis on that way. it's reduce thé cost....

You're a good teacher. You make everything seem so easy. Thanks for all that you do!

is there Radial extension of capsulorhexis at 22-26 second at around 2 clock ???

But why???

There is no need to take such risks !! We are here to learn the safe ways , not to watch someone showing off !!

Intraocular positive presión.....only with water column......acm.....dr Blumenthal teach us🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Waoooo

Why? Just why?

agrees

What an amazingly skilled surgeon...but as a beginner practitioner I would question myself several things...what advantage will this technique have over a conventional cystitome or forceps? Is it faster/safer/more neat? Is this technique only applicable for intumescent hypermature cataracts? Unless i get clear answers to these questions in my head, I will definitely not try to master this, until I have done at least 50,000 more cases!!! Thanks for the video though sir

No need !

The question is, would you do this to yourself? There is no need to perform the capsulorhexis this way.

Wuaooo 👏👏👏👏, close system 👌

Whatever floats your boat i guess

Amazingly but crazily done. I prefer less risks for my patients by using forceps.

Innovative .. but definitely not repeateble ... associated with its own set of risks... simple cystitome or capsulorhexis forcep are much better and efficient alternatives and are time tested ...

It will need super control over the foot pedal. Even a small increase in aspiration rate will dangerously affect the lens bag complex. Though nicely done by the operating surgeon, a big NO from my side.

It is kind of muscles show Very very risky

Excellent video as usual from Dr Devgan. Really unexpected statistic that 90% of the experts would choose a monofocal over a Vivity. Why would anyone choose to opt for Vivity?

Awesome

Neatly done 😄

Very beautifully done❤

Amazing

Can Panoptix correct -12 diopters?

Apologies for posting on this old video but the subject is of great interest to me. I have a very very amblyopic eye from birth. I have cataracts so need to have surgery. I’m wondering if there’s any point in getting anything other than a standard monofocal in my lazy eye? I’m thinking of getting my lazy eye done first followed by my good eye a week or so later. I know this is the reverse of what Dr Devgan recommends but I feel happier going this route. Would be interested in any comments people have particularly regarding choice of lens for lazy eye.

Beautiful 🎉

It happened to me once! I just removed pseudoexfoliation material 😅

Why I'm i interested in this surgery processes 😂

Encountered twice in while assisting residents

I have encountered twice of these double capsule scenarios

No idea what I’m seeing here! Having this tomorrow!

Seen in uveitis cases,first is like pseudocapsule , inflammatory membrane and other true anterior capsule

I have seen that once in my surgery. It was unexpected!

Just had a EYEHANCE TORIC LENS Implant done by Dr Palimkars at Aggarwal Branch. So far so good. Infact vision seems much better than what I had, using glasses !

I had this 2 times already.

It is interesting to know if also the posterior part of the capsule is double too and what precautions to take in the future in case when a PCO develops. Also it would be interesting to know how is the capsula in the other eye, in case it will require also cataract surgery in the future. The patient should carry with him a document containing his past eye history, when facing another eye surgeon in the future. Interesting case, beautiful video of a very successful eye surgery. Well done.

The anterior capsule naturally has 2 layers... therefore the "tram-track" sign of a normal rhexis... it has happened to me once, but unfortunately there was no video recording...

we need double posterior capsules not anterior lol

Capsuloschisis 😂

Nanoftalmos???may be??

glass blower?

Would there be a double posterior capsule as well? That would be a blessing in case of a PCR