Anterior Vitrectomy

In this advanced training, you will learn how to deal with one of the most critical challenges in cataract surgery: posterior capsule rupture and intraocular lens (IOL) fixation in complex situations.

Developed for ophthalmologists, this hands-on training covers everything from the first signs of rupture to the best practices for intraoperative and postoperative management.

What you will learn:

Posterior capsule rupture: Identify the early signs and learn how to act effectively.

Anatomy and guiding principles: Understand the anatomical structure and the key objectives that guide IOL fixation.

Anterior chamber vs pars plana: Discover the differences between these approaches and how to choose the best option for each patient.

Proper surgical settings: Optimize your surgical environment to ensure precise results.

Sulcus implantation: Advanced techniques for safely implanting the IOL in the sulcus.

Management of dropped nuclei and dislocated IOLs: Learn how to handle these critical situations.

In addition, you will have access to detailed guidance on what to do and what to avoid during the procedure, ensuring greater safety and effectiveness in your surgical outcomes.

Who can benefit from this training?

Ophthalmologists who want to master advanced IOL fixation techniques and are seeking practical solutions for intraoperative complications.