Podcast: OVDs go with the flow

Wednesday, September 28, 2016

The number of types of OVDs continues to increase, as do the applications. Dr Findl talks with Dr Steve Arshinoff of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on how to optimize the use of these essential tools.

Podcast: Goodbye Phaco, Hello Femto

Wednesday, September 28, 2016

While still in its early days, femto cataract surgery appears to offer greater accuracy and consistency, while reducing or eliminating the need for phaco. Dr Findl talked with Dr Burkhard Dick about the applications and advantages of this approach, and the prospect of the many new applications on the near horizon.

Podcast: How will you manage the future

Wednesday, September 28, 2016

Dr Findl talked with Dr Paul Rosen of the Oxford Eye Hospital about how you can develop the essential practice management skills necessary for economic survival in these changing times.

Podcast: When disaster strikes

Wednesday, September 28, 2016

All cataract surgeons from novice to expert will encounter complications. Dr Findl talks with Dr Paul Rosen about how to prepare for those situations when disaster strikes.

Podcast: How good are your skills?

Wednesday, September 28, 2016

Dr Findl talks with Dr Konrad Pesudovs of Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia about how quanitative and qualitiative analysis of surgical outcomes can help you become a better surgeon.

Podcast: What Makes The Perfect Surgeon?

Wednesday, September 28, 2016

Dr Jack Holladay talks to Oliver Findl about the importance of surgical technique.

Podcast: Corneal inlays

Wednesday, September 28, 2016

Corneal inlays offer an interesting new option for treating presbyopia. Dr Minoru Tomita has performed more than 15,000 implants with the Acufocus Kamra inlay. Dr Oliver FIndl met with Dr Tomita in Tokyo recently to discuss his experiences with the inlay.

Podcast: Best outcomes for refractive surgery patients

Wednesday, September 28, 2016

Dr Findl talks to refractive surgery pioneer about things the surgeon can do, and mistakes that can be avoided, in order to get the best outcomes for patients undergoing refractive surgery.

Podcast: Limbal deficiency challenging the dogma

Wednesday, September 28, 2016

When Dr Harminder Dua observed untreated patients with limbal deficiency maintaining good vision and in some cases regrowing epithelium, he began to question the current dogma of how to best treat limbal deficiency. Dr Findl recently talked with Dr Dua, Chair and professor of Ophthalmology, University of Nottingham, Queens Medical Centre, Nottingham, UK. about a […]

Podcast: Small pupils and floppy iris syndrome

Wednesday, September 28, 2016

Dr Oliver Findl speaks with Dr Boris Malyugin about how to handle patients with small pupils and floppy iris syndrome before, during and after surgery.