We conduct studies to develop safer, more efficient surgery in patients.
Evidence-based approaches for new surgical treatments and research to discover the molecular causes.
The retina is the light-sensitive tissue which lines the back of the eye. Within the retina, different regions perform specialized functions and show different vulnerabilities to disease.
Optimizing surgeon positioning and instrumentation relative to the eye is critical for successful ophthalmic microsurgery. Positional preferences have evolved over time with changing instrumentation and operative techniques. Most cataract surgeons now perform phacoemulsification from a temporal...
Clinicians must distinguish between an infectious from sterile hypopyon. In our recently published photoessay, we suggest a clinical exam test that will help. To see how, download the publication.
Although I have never operated on the wrong eye, I have had three near misses. A review of nearly 1000 surgical cases at five different hospital operating rooms revealed a common pattern that lead to the wrong eye being set for surgery.