Amar Agarwal MS FRCS FRCOphthChairman and Managing Director, Dr Agarwal’s Group of Eye Hospitals and Eye Research Center, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India Priya Narang MSDirector, Narang Eye Care and Laser Center, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India

• DVD content  1. Angle Kappa and Multifocal Glued IOL2. Intraocular Lens (IOL) Scaffold3. Lens Coloboma4. Mature Cataract + Adherent Leucoma + Posterior Synechia5. No Assistant Technique6. Pars Plicata Anterior Vitrectomy (PPAV)7. Subluxated Bag—IOL Complex with Dislocated Ring and Endocapsular Segment Table of Contents Section 1 Phaco BasicsDiagrammatic Representation of the Connection of Air Pump to the Infusion BottleInternal Gas Forced InfusionViscoelastic being Injected with a 26 G Needle Attached to a 1 mL SyringeFraming a Clear Corneal IncisionLocation of the IncisionSize of the IncisionPlane of the IncisionCapsulorhexis being done with a Bent 26 Gauge Needle Capsulorhexis FlapVertical ChopChopping the Nuclear HemisegmentsPull out Nuclear Fragments from Bag and EmulsifyBi-manual Cortical AspirationSection 2 Challenging CasesPseudoexfoliationDeposition of Fluffy Amorphous Material Around the Pupil in PseudoexfoliationPigment Deposition on Anterior CapsulePosterior SynechiaPosterior Polar CataractTrypan Blue Enhanced Capsulorhexis being Performed in a Miotic, Fibrotic PupilSurgical TipsSubluxation of the Lens and its ManagementModified Cionni’s Capsular Tension RingLenticular ColobomaIris ColobomaSoemmering RingPosterior LenticonusSection 3 Complications Sleeveless Phacotip Assisted Levitation of Dropped Nucleus (SPAL) Technique—Step 1Spal Technique—Step 2Dropped Nucleus Lying on the RetinaManaging the Anterior Chamber Opacities and Herniated VitreousPosterior Vitrectomy and PhacofragmentationInsulating the Retina with PerfluorocarbonPrinciple of an Ophthalmic Endoscopic SystemRemoval of Entire Hard Lens Fragment with PerfluorocarbonManagement of Lens Coloboma with Glued IOLDislocated IOL on the RetinaSleeveless Extrusion Cannula for Levitation of Dropped IOL Surgical TechniquePerfluorocarbon Liquids25-G Chang Passive-Action IOL ForcepsTemporary Haptic ExternalizationRemoval of a Plate Haptic IOLManagement of Eyes with two Intraocular ImplantsEndophthalmitis: Methods of Collecting SpecimensClinical FeaturesOrganisms Associated with Acute Postoperative EndophthalmitisDelayed-onset EndophthalmitisPropionibacterium EndophthalmitisDiagnostic Workup andMicrobiological StudiesTechniques of Specimen CollectionEndophthalmitis (Anterior Chamber Washout before Vitrectomy)Antimicrobial TherapyCorticosteroid TherapyVitrectomyCystoid Macular EdemaMacular EdemaCystoid Macular EdemaCme and Aciol—Possible PathophysiologyClinical Appearance of CMEMacular Function Tests in Cystoid Macular EdemaOptical Coherence Tomography in CMESequela of CME: Post-CME Lamellar HoleProphylactic TreatmentTherapy for Established CMEGlued IOLGlued IOL (Continued)Traumatic IridodialysisBoston Keratoprosthesis (KPro)Decentration of the Capsular Bag and IOLIOL ScaffoldGlued IOL ScaffoldPre-Descemet’s Endothelial Keratyoplasty with Glued IOLSurgical Considerations for Combined ProcedureSurgical TechniquePreoperative and Postoperative Image of Patient of PDEK with Glued IOL Refractive ConcernSection 4 Microincision Cataract Surgery (Phakonit and Microphakonit) Clear Corneal Incision Made with a Special Knife (MST, USA)Capsulorhexis Initiated with a NeedleMST Rhexis Forceps used to Perform the Rhexis in a Mature CataractDesigns of Agarwal Irrigating ChoppersPhakonit Irrigating Chopper and Phako Probe without the Sleeve Inside the EyePhakonit Being DoneBimanual Irrigation Aspiration CompletedSoft Tip Irrigation-aspiration from MST, USAThinoptx Roller cum Injector Inserting the IOL in the Capsular BagComparison between Phaco Foldable IOL and Phakonit Thinoptx IOLMicrophakonitMicrophakonit Completed. The Nucleus has been RemovedBimanual Irrigation-aspiration with the 0.7 mm SetBimanual Irrigation-aspiration CompletedIndex

Amar Agarwal MS FRCS FRCOphthChairman and Managing Director, Dr Agarwal’s Group of Eye Hospitals and Eye Research Center, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India Priya Narang MSDirector, Narang Eye Care and Laser Center, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India

• DVD content  1. Angle Kappa and Multifocal Glued IOL2. Intraocular Lens (IOL) Scaffold3. Lens Coloboma4. Mature Cataract + Adherent Leucoma + Posterior Synechia5. No Assistant Technique6. Pars Plicata Anterior Vitrectomy (PPAV)7. Subluxated Bag—IOL Complex with Dislocated Ring and Endocapsular Segment Table of Contents Section 1 Phaco BasicsDiagrammatic Representation of the Connection of Air Pump to the Infusion BottleInternal Gas Forced InfusionViscoelastic being Injected with a 26 G Needle Attached to a 1 mL SyringeFraming a Clear Corneal IncisionLocation of the IncisionSize of the IncisionPlane of the IncisionCapsulorhexis being done with a Bent 26 Gauge Needle Capsulorhexis FlapVertical ChopChopping the Nuclear HemisegmentsPull out Nuclear Fragments from Bag and EmulsifyBi-manual Cortical AspirationSection 2 Challenging CasesPseudoexfoliationDeposition of Fluffy Amorphous Material Around the Pupil in PseudoexfoliationPigment Deposition on Anterior CapsulePosterior SynechiaPosterior Polar CataractTrypan Blue Enhanced Capsulorhexis being Performed in a Miotic, Fibrotic PupilSurgical TipsSubluxation of the Lens and its ManagementModified Cionni’s Capsular Tension RingLenticular ColobomaIris ColobomaSoemmering RingPosterior LenticonusSection 3 Complications Sleeveless Phacotip Assisted Levitation of Dropped Nucleus (SPAL) Technique—Step 1Spal Technique—Step 2Dropped Nucleus Lying on the RetinaManaging the Anterior Chamber Opacities and Herniated VitreousPosterior Vitrectomy and PhacofragmentationInsulating the Retina with PerfluorocarbonPrinciple of an Ophthalmic Endoscopic SystemRemoval of Entire Hard Lens Fragment with PerfluorocarbonManagement of Lens Coloboma with Glued IOLDislocated IOL on the RetinaSleeveless Extrusion Cannula for Levitation of Dropped IOL Surgical TechniquePerfluorocarbon Liquids25-G Chang Passive-Action IOL ForcepsTemporary Haptic ExternalizationRemoval of a Plate Haptic IOLManagement of Eyes with two Intraocular ImplantsEndophthalmitis: Methods of Collecting SpecimensClinical FeaturesOrganisms Associated with Acute Postoperative EndophthalmitisDelayed-onset EndophthalmitisPropionibacterium EndophthalmitisDiagnostic Workup andMicrobiological StudiesTechniques of Specimen CollectionEndophthalmitis (Anterior Chamber Washout before Vitrectomy)Antimicrobial TherapyCorticosteroid TherapyVitrectomyCystoid Macular EdemaMacular EdemaCystoid Macular EdemaCme and Aciol—Possible PathophysiologyClinical Appearance of CMEMacular Function Tests in Cystoid Macular EdemaOptical Coherence Tomography in CMESequela of CME: Post-CME Lamellar HoleProphylactic TreatmentTherapy for Established CMEGlued IOLGlued IOL (Continued)Traumatic IridodialysisBoston Keratoprosthesis (KPro)Decentration of the Capsular Bag and IOLIOL ScaffoldGlued IOL ScaffoldPre-Descemet’s Endothelial Keratyoplasty with Glued IOLSurgical Considerations for Combined ProcedureSurgical TechniquePreoperative and Postoperative Image of Patient of PDEK with Glued IOL Refractive ConcernSection 4 Microincision Cataract Surgery (Phakonit and Microphakonit) Clear Corneal Incision Made with a Special Knife (MST, USA)Capsulorhexis Initiated with a NeedleMST Rhexis Forceps used to Perform the Rhexis in a Mature CataractDesigns of Agarwal Irrigating ChoppersPhakonit Irrigating Chopper and Phako Probe without the Sleeve Inside the EyePhakonit Being DoneBimanual Irrigation Aspiration CompletedSoft Tip Irrigation-aspiration from MST, USAThinoptx Roller cum Injector Inserting the IOL in the Capsular BagComparison between Phaco Foldable IOL and Phakonit Thinoptx IOLMicrophakonitMicrophakonit Completed. The Nucleus has been RemovedBimanual Irrigation-aspiration with the 0.7 mm SetBimanual Irrigation-aspiration CompletedIndex

Amar Agarwal MS FRCS FRCOphthChairman and Managing Director, Dr Agarwal’s Group of Eye Hospitals and Eye Research Center, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India Priya Narang MSDirector, Narang Eye Care and Laser Center, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India

• DVD content  1. Angle Kappa and Multifocal Glued IOL2. Intraocular Lens (IOL) Scaffold3. Lens Coloboma4. Mature Cataract + Adherent Leucoma + Posterior Synechia5. No Assistant Technique6. Pars Plicata Anterior Vitrectomy (PPAV)7. Subluxated Bag—IOL Complex with Dislocated Ring and Endocapsular Segment Table of Contents Section 1 Phaco BasicsDiagrammatic Representation of the Connection of Air Pump to the Infusion BottleInternal Gas Forced InfusionViscoelastic being Injected with a 26 G Needle Attached to a 1 mL SyringeFraming a Clear Corneal IncisionLocation of the IncisionSize of the IncisionPlane of the IncisionCapsulorhexis being done with a Bent 26 Gauge Needle Capsulorhexis FlapVertical ChopChopping the Nuclear HemisegmentsPull out Nuclear Fragments from Bag and EmulsifyBi-manual Cortical AspirationSection 2 Challenging CasesPseudoexfoliationDeposition of Fluffy Amorphous Material Around the Pupil in PseudoexfoliationPigment Deposition on Anterior CapsulePosterior SynechiaPosterior Polar CataractTrypan Blue Enhanced Capsulorhexis being Performed in a Miotic, Fibrotic PupilSurgical TipsSubluxation of the Lens and its ManagementModified Cionni’s Capsular Tension RingLenticular ColobomaIris ColobomaSoemmering RingPosterior LenticonusSection 3 Complications Sleeveless Phacotip Assisted Levitation of Dropped Nucleus (SPAL) Technique—Step 1Spal Technique—Step 2Dropped Nucleus Lying on the RetinaManaging the Anterior Chamber Opacities and Herniated VitreousPosterior Vitrectomy and PhacofragmentationInsulating the Retina with PerfluorocarbonPrinciple of an Ophthalmic Endoscopic SystemRemoval of Entire Hard Lens Fragment with PerfluorocarbonManagement of Lens Coloboma with Glued IOLDislocated IOL on the RetinaSleeveless Extrusion Cannula for Levitation of Dropped IOL Surgical TechniquePerfluorocarbon Liquids25-G Chang Passive-Action IOL ForcepsTemporary Haptic ExternalizationRemoval of a Plate Haptic IOLManagement of Eyes with two Intraocular ImplantsEndophthalmitis: Methods of Collecting SpecimensClinical FeaturesOrganisms Associated with Acute Postoperative EndophthalmitisDelayed-onset EndophthalmitisPropionibacterium EndophthalmitisDiagnostic Workup andMicrobiological StudiesTechniques of Specimen CollectionEndophthalmitis (Anterior Chamber Washout before Vitrectomy)Antimicrobial TherapyCorticosteroid TherapyVitrectomyCystoid Macular EdemaMacular EdemaCystoid Macular EdemaCme and Aciol—Possible PathophysiologyClinical Appearance of CMEMacular Function Tests in Cystoid Macular EdemaOptical Coherence Tomography in CMESequela of CME: Post-CME Lamellar HoleProphylactic TreatmentTherapy for Established CMEGlued IOLGlued IOL (Continued)Traumatic IridodialysisBoston Keratoprosthesis (KPro)Decentration of the Capsular Bag and IOLIOL ScaffoldGlued IOL ScaffoldPre-Descemet’s Endothelial Keratyoplasty with Glued IOLSurgical Considerations for Combined ProcedureSurgical TechniquePreoperative and Postoperative Image of Patient of PDEK with Glued IOL Refractive ConcernSection 4 Microincision Cataract Surgery (Phakonit and Microphakonit) Clear Corneal Incision Made with a Special Knife (MST, USA)Capsulorhexis Initiated with a NeedleMST Rhexis Forceps used to Perform the Rhexis in a Mature CataractDesigns of Agarwal Irrigating ChoppersPhakonit Irrigating Chopper and Phako Probe without the Sleeve Inside the EyePhakonit Being DoneBimanual Irrigation Aspiration CompletedSoft Tip Irrigation-aspiration from MST, USAThinoptx Roller cum Injector Inserting the IOL in the Capsular BagComparison between Phaco Foldable IOL and Phakonit Thinoptx IOLMicrophakonitMicrophakonit Completed. The Nucleus has been RemovedBimanual Irrigation-aspiration with the 0.7 mm SetBimanual Irrigation-aspiration CompletedIndex