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Phacoemulsiflcation, Third Edition has been completely revised and updated and is now available in a two-volume set. The latest in the field has been covered inside this extensive textbook by world-renowned authorities on the subject. Inside you will find over 85 chapters of information broken down into 12 sections. Colour images also enhance the text. Beginning and advanced surgeons and researchers will find Phacoemulsification, Third Edition to be an asset to their practice.

Phacoemulsification 2 vols

Volume I Section I: Cataract and Preoperative Evaluation; 1. Cataract Etiology; 2. Biochemistry of the Lens; 3. History of Phacoemulsification; 4. Biometry; 5. IOL Power Calculation After Corneal Refractive Surgery; 6. IOL Master for Determining the IOL Power at the Time of Surgery; 7. Corneal Topography in Cataract Surgery; Section II: Instrumentation and Medication; 8. The Phaco Machine: How it Acts and Reacts; 9. The Fluidics and Physics of Phaco; 10. Air Pump to Prevent Surge; 11. Microseal and Other Phaco Tips; 12. Sterilization; 13. Local Anesthetic Agents; 14. Anesthesia in Cataract Surgery; 15. Mydriatics and Cycloplegics; 16. Update on Ophthalmic Viscosurgical Devices; Section III: Phaco Steps; 17. The Dynamics of Sutureless Cataract Incisions; 18. Incisions; 19. Capsulorhexis; 20. Hydrodissection and Hydrodelineation; Section IV: Phaco Techniques; 21. Divide and Conquer Nucleofractis Techniques; 22. Single Instrument Phacoemulsification through a Clear Corneal Microincision; 23. The Use of Power Modulations in Phacoemulsification of Cataracts: The Choo Choo Chop and Flip Phacoemulsification Technique; 24. Lens Quake Phaco; 25. Supracapsular Phacoemulsification; 26. New Non-laser Phacoemulsification Technologies; Section V: No Anesthesia Cataract Surgery; 27. No Anesthesia Cataract Surgery with the Karate Chop Technique; 28. No Anesthesia Cataract Surgery; 29. No Anesthesia Cataract Surgery: Comparison Between Topical, Intracameral and No Anesthesia; 30. Ocular Anesthesia for Small Incision Cataract Surgery; Section VI: Phakonit; 31. Phakonit; 32. Microphaco: Concerns and Opportunities; 33. Ultrasmall Incision Bimanual Phaco Surgery and Foldable IOL 34. Corneal Topography in Phakonit with a 5 mm Optic Rollable IOL; 35. Phakonit with the Acritec IOL; Section VII: Laser Cataract Surgery; 36. Laser Phaco Cataract Surgery; 37. Erblum-YAG Laser Cataract Surgery; 38. Cataract Surgery with Dodick Laser Photolysis; Volume II Section VIII: Phaco: Special Cases and Techniques; 39. Trypan Blue in the Management of Mature Cataracts; 40. Capsular Dye-enhanced Cataract Surgery; 41. Simplified and Safe Phacoemulsification of Suprahard Cataracts; 42. Phacoemulsification and Management of the Subluxated Crystalline Lens; 43. Phaco in Subluxated Cataracts; 44. Refractive Cataract Surgery; 45. Reducing Preexisting Astigmatism with Limbal Relaxing Incisions; 46. Phacoemulsification and the Diseased Cornea; 47. Phacoemulsification in a Narrow Pupil; 48. Posterior Polar Developmental Cataract and the Phaco Surgeon; 49. Refractive Lens Exchange with the Array Multifocal Intraocular Lens; 50. Cataract Surgery and Intraocular Lens Implantation in Severe Hyperopia; 51. Phacoemulsification and IOL Implantation in Vitrectomised Eyes; 52. Endocapsular Lensectomy; 53. Cataract Surgery in the Patient with Uveitis; 54. Pediatric Cataract Surgery; Section IX: Cataract and Glaucoma; 55. Managing Glaucoma in the Cataract Patient; 56. Combined Cataract Extraction and Filtering Surgery, 57. Laser Sclerotomy, Laser Phakonit and IOL Implantation; 58. Triple Procedure-Trabeculectomy with Phaco and IOL Implantation; Section X: Intraocular Lenses and Foldable IOLs; 59. Effect of the Shape Factor on the Quality of Images in Eyes Corrected with IOLs, 60. Materials for Intraocular Lenses; 61. Phaco Intraocular Lenses; 62. Acrylic Foldable IOL: Implantation Technique Complications, Management and Clinical Results; 63. Humanoptics Accommodating IOL, 64. The Multifocal Intraocular Lens; 65. Stable Fixation of Toric Plate Haptic IOLs with the IOL Clip; 66. Functional Vision, Wave-front Sensing and Cataract Surgery; 67. The Light Adjustable Lens; 68. IOL Explantation; Section XI: Complications; 69. Complications Associated with Intraocular Lens (IOL) Insertion; 70. Complications of Phacoemulsification; 71. The Prevention of Complications and their Management in Phacoemulsification; 72. Postoperative Inflammation After Cataract Extraction by Phacoemulsification; 73. Posterior Dislocation of Lens Material During Cataract Surgery 74. Management of Dislocated Lens and Lens Fragments by the Vitreoretinal Approach; 75. Management of Dislocated IOLs by the Vitreoretinal Approach 76. Favit: A Technique for Removing Dropped Nucleus During Phacoemulsification; 77. Cystoid Macular Edema; 78. Endophthalmitis; 79. Delayed Postoperative IOL Opacification; 80. Posterior Capsule Opacification; Section XII: Miscellaneous; 81. Intraocular Endoscopic Surgery in Cataract Extraction; 82. Catarex: Endocapsular Vortex Emulsification for Cataract Removal; 83. Future Capsular Surgery; 84. Sealed Capsule Irrigation Device; 85. Restoration of Accommodation by Refilling the Lens Capsule; Following Endocapsular Phacoemulsification; Index i-ix