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Sideways Sculpting Technique for Posterior Polar Cataract With Nuclear Sclerosis

Sourabh D. Patwardhan, MD

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Posterior polar cataracts always pose a challenge. Most cases of posterior polar cataracts present to surgeons early with minimal nuclear sclerosis, which makes the nucleus removal easy. With grade 2 and more sclerosis, it is difficult to aspirate the nucleus without division. The author of this video presents a technique of sideways sculpting, which avoids nucleus rotation during nucleotomy, thus reducing the chances of posterior capsular rupture.

Sourabh D Patwardhan,

Posted: 4/22/2020

Keywords:

Posterior Polar Cataract

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Sideways Sculpting Technique for Posterior Polar Cataract With Nuclear Sclerosis

Sourabh D. Patwardhan, MD

Posterior polar cataracts always pose a challenge. Most cases of posterior polar cataracts present to surgeons early with minimal nuclear sclerosis, which makes the nucleus removal easy. With grade 2 and more sclerosis, it is difficult to aspirate the nucleus without division. The author of this video presents a technique of sideways sculpting, which avoids nucleus rotation during nucleotomy, thus reducing the chances of posterior capsular rupture.

Sourabh D Patwardhan,

Posted: 4/22/2020

Keywords:

Posterior Polar Cataract

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