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Nothing is impossible if you have the right tools and techniques to support

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Background: Zonular weakness is a known complication that a surgeon can encounter during cataract surgery. Purpose: The purpose of this video is to make surgeons aware about the different tools and techniques available to handle zonulopathy. Synopsis: This video describes the various causes of zonular weakness and different tools available to manage zonular weakness intraoperatively. The surgical technique of using the tools is also demonstrated in the video. Highlights: Causes of zonular weakness and surgical techniques to handle it intraoperatively. Video Link: https://youtu.be/xoyOP6tiiZ4 Key words: Assi anchor, capsule hooks, CTR, CTS, zonular dialysis
Title: Nothing is impossible if you have the right tools and techniques to support
Description:
Background: Zonular weakness is a known complication that a surgeon can encounter during cataract surgery.
Purpose: The purpose of this video is to make surgeons aware about the different tools and techniques available to handle zonulopathy.
Synopsis: This video describes the various causes of zonular weakness and different tools available to manage zonular weakness intraoperatively.
The surgical technique of using the tools is also demonstrated in the video.
Highlights: Causes of zonular weakness and surgical techniques to handle it intraoperatively.
Video Link: https://youtu.
be/xoyOP6tiiZ4 Key words: Assi anchor, capsule hooks, CTR, CTS, zonular dialysis.

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