The Underside of Innovation
Winner of a Kelman’s Innovator Award, Robert Osher, MD, shares an up-close-and-personal look at some of the complicated cases that occurred on the threshold technological development in cataract surgery. The surgeon also explains how the outcomes and experiences from these cases led to a new paradigm of surgical strategies. Some of the topics presented include corneal relaxing incisions, standards for lens selection, slow-motion phaco, and development and use of novel CTRs, lens injectors, ophthalmic viscosurgical devices, and prosthetic irises.
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Comments (5)
fantastic ...congratulations ..
it´s very unusual for a surgeon to unveil his complications.it never was the case for robert osher. I enjoy very much dr osher´s lectures and videos since I was a resident. congratulations and thank you very much, sir
Osher's Abilities to manage intraoperative complications exceed anybody's else
thanks for having the guts to be an innovator and suffering through the heartache of trial and error so that surgeons like me can benefit.