Thank you! I typically use ORA if a patient has had previous LASIK or PRK, with Toric IOLs, and also when implanting presbyopia-correcting lenses that have been optimized within the ORA software. ORA doesn't add value to LALs because those lenses are adjustable after surgery.
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Nice surgery，thanks for sharing all the skills of this difficult case!
nice! if you disengaged the proximal loop first, you could use a sinskey upside down and just pull out ring in one swift move.
Good tip!
Nice surgery Dr Krad, thank for sharing your videos, Which camera do you use for recording, it seems smaller than the DSLR ?
Thank you! The exact camera I use is the Sony A7C
Very good surgery sir , so much précision, when do you use the ORA besides adjusting a toric lens ?
Thank you! I typically use ORA if a patient has had previous LASIK or PRK, with Toric IOLs, and also when implanting presbyopia-correcting lenses that have been optimized within the ORA software. ORA doesn't add value to LALs because those lenses are adjustable after surgery.
Watch your posture, sir! On the way to early cervical spine issues if you don’t raise the scope or lower your seat!
Can you elaborate?
Thanks! I need to keep reminding myself of that!
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Is floppy iris a common thing?
Yes, and it’s becoming more and more common due to certain medication usage
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