I regularly train many veterinary ophthalmologist on cataract surgery especially Phaco, as you mentioned the importance on operating room set up is something our young beginners should concentrate. Great sharing Thanks
Im a vet surgeon and have been doing cataract surgeries on animals since last few years. Your tips on microscope are very useful. and other videos also on phaco are also very useful as we dont have any training centres for us here in india but learned a lot from from videos. thanks a lot and hope to visit your centre someday
Interesting guidance.... We want more knowledge how to prepare operation theatre for operation... And necessarily thing in O. T.... Good management for O. T... Advance tech of O. T
Thanks for video Sir nicely mentioned practical difficulties n solution before starting the surgery… while sitting on temporal side am not able to put legs freely under table , while focusing table obstructing my legs .. kindly mention how to avoid it
Very informative video on this topic. What microscope magnification do you advice on Zeus’s lumera, for cataract surgery? (9x, 10 or other). Thanks in advance
Thankyou dr...maybinask? About 3 dimension of image when we use microscop . ...this morning I doneboperate but have problem when i wantnto capsulorexis i didnt see clear to make flapnthe capsul anterrior ...how to prepare about 3 dimension of image dr?
Thanks for the video Sir, One doubt- In the patient position section the eye of patient is almost reaching lower end of sternum, shouldn't it be somewhere around umbilicus level for good and comfortable posture?
Sir I have - 0.75 cylinder in one eye other eye is emmetrope, i am not comfortable with both with glasses and without glasses, but without glasses depth perception is not good, what best I can do operate comfortably.
Very useful video sir, tilting lower end microscopes may loose their coaxial component leading to poor depth perception so it's not recommend for bigginers..
Sir, nice video....I usually operate on IPD 69 with glass on as I am comfortable with that but my IPD on autoref and manually is 65.....then why I need 69 IPD in microscope... thanks for reply
Sometimes the eyepieces are set wrongly so actual distance may be different than what is noted on the ipd scale of microscope. Thats very common with older microscopes or if the eye piece assembly was opened at some point of time Other thing is eyes are generally more comfortable in slight divergence, particularly if you have mild convergence insufficiency. Newer higher end microscopes also have broader field of view through eye pieces (larger diameter) so that allows some flexibility in ipd ..so even if you have set ipd +/- 2 mm you may be able to do surgery.. but its best to have perfect ipd set
@@SourabhPatwardhanPhacoTips sir, that means myopes and increasing age surgeons will set higher IPD as compared to IPD measured on autoref or manually as these surgeons has convergence weaknesses
Not necessarily amit. The difference is not huge in normal persons.normal surgeons continue to have good convergence. convergence weakness is disorder and can be treated.
I am not an Ophthalmologist but have started to use surgical microscope in my practice recently. No matter how much I try to adjust my IPD Im unable to get a single vision. Is it due to inexperience or refractive error or something else??
Sir I m a first year PG in Ophthalmology I am not getting binocular single vision in my wet lab practice. I checked my ipd its 62mm and working on same bt still not getting it... i m a myopic either with glasses or lenses i m not getting it sir. Really stressed please help me out sir??
Sometimes the Instrument trolley gets stuck to the Phaco footswitch preventing full pressing of phaco pedal. That is also one thing to take care of. Specially during Right eye surgery
Sir when ever I sit on microscope there is always difference between clearity on screen n under microscope..whatever i focused under microscope that's comfortable for me that's not show clear on screen. Ipd set gud .Why this happens not getting understand.pls help
1) you can try focusing using adapter of camera after you have focused under microscope at higher zoom 2) you might be accommodating, thats why focus keeps changing
My problem cause i operate in another hospital ..have long time not operate with This microscop...before i operate in another hospital is nothing problem .. i can operate compfortable .
Sir I'm not convinced with the answer... Please don't mind my reply... You are already a tall surgeon. I'm bothered because such a costly microscope doesn't give perfect ergonomics to all height surgeons... Zeiss tiltable is more than 180 so can actually look up and operate without tilting objective....
:-) for good ergonomics the neck position should be straight upright. If it is flexed or extended, surgeon will get Musculoskeletal problems in long run. Since i operate for long hours ,i dont want to keep my neck extended or flexed. I maintain primary position. If i had low height table, i might be able to keep objective straight, but unfortunately with wheels its height is a bit more than what i wish. Also with height,surgeons may have slightly shorter upper body even if they are tall, so it varies from person to person. The tilt function is for adapting for that. I have Leica m822 as well, it also needs some adjustments like this. I am using invertetube here, so you will find that its a bit longer than regular 0-180 , but i have adjusted to that too. 😉
Very well explained sir. Not many people go into this aspect
Nicely explained and very practical points indeed sir. Thank you very much.
Nice and guiding video for beginners. Thank you.
Very nice sir... very very useful... saved it
Excellent doctor 💪🏼💪🏼
Small things matter the most. Thank u sir..
V practical tips sir thnku so. Much
I regularly train many veterinary ophthalmologist on cataract surgery especially Phaco, as you mentioned the importance on operating room set up is something our young beginners should concentrate. Great sharing Thanks
Thank you sir !
Thank you.
Thank you very much Sir
Very helpfull, thank sir :)
Im a vet surgeon and have been doing cataract surgeries on animals since last few years. Your tips on microscope are very useful. and other videos also on phaco are also very useful as we dont have any training centres for us here in india but learned a lot from from videos.
thanks a lot
and hope to visit your centre someday
Thank you sir for the appreciation.. you are welcome anytime 😊
Super useful
Very nice 👌👌
Interesting guidance.... We want more knowledge how to prepare operation theatre for operation... And necessarily thing in O. T.... Good management for O. T... Advance tech of O. T
Thanks for video Sir nicely mentioned practical difficulties n solution before starting the surgery… while sitting on temporal side am not able to put legs freely under table , while focusing table obstructing my legs .. kindly mention how to avoid it
Mast ..Sir...nice video...step by step guidelines
Sir please make a video on how to hold various instruments while doing SICS.
ua-cam.com/video/UmPdXArgyPE/v-deo.html watch the entire video till the end for understanding phacodynamics
Sir, make a teaching video on Sony a7II Camera settings for surgical video recording... plz post it if u hv done it already
And how to make the field of ligt more bigger dr?
Very informative video on this topic. What microscope magnification do you advice on Zeus’s lumera, for cataract surgery? (9x, 10 or other). Thanks in advance
Very nice video for beginners
Dear sir
Pls elaborate on x y
Zoom settings also
If possible
Sir, what zoom do you use in your surgery please ?
Sir which is the best ophthalmic microscope budget friendly
Thankyou dr...maybinask? About 3 dimension of image when we use microscop . ...this morning I doneboperate but have problem when i wantnto capsulorexis i didnt see clear to make flapnthe capsul anterrior ...how to prepare about 3 dimension of image dr?
Dr can you please explain how to look for a mandibular molar in the microscope 🙏🙏🙏 some tips to have a direct view. Nice grettings Dr!
thank u very much for very nice video..sir what about presbyopic glasses?? does it req to be used while doing surgery...in otherwise emmetropic eye??
You dont need presbyopic spects to look through microscope, but you may need if you wish to see whats there on the assistant trolley
Thanks for the video Sir, One doubt- In the patient position section the eye of patient is almost reaching lower end of sternum, shouldn't it be somewhere around umbilicus level for good and comfortable posture?
You can lower head end of ot table. Can ask patient to fold knees which makes the position more comfortable
Can you please make videos on phacodynamics, please!
There are 2 videos on phacodynamics thinking process in my playlist. I will add some more soon.
You have good table and chair from where I can get any idea of price . Is table good enough for temporal approaches
Table is from Neotech. Chair by Surgiline with my healthscape
Sir I have - 0.75 cylinder in one eye other eye is emmetrope, i am not comfortable with both with glasses and without glasses, but without glasses depth perception is not good, what best I can do operate comfortably.
Check your IPD and convergence capacity with synaptophore or RAF ruler. It may be because of convergence insufficiency
Also if you are stressed during surgery your accommodation may increase and can lead to headache or blurry vision.
Very useful video sir, tilting lower end microscopes may loose their coaxial component leading to poor depth perception so it's not recommend for bigginers..
Hello thanks.. it doesn't lose stereopsis if patients eye is in line with the tilt
Keeping footpedal at sufficient distance...the trolley goes away from the table.
Sir, nice video....I usually operate on IPD 69 with glass on as I am comfortable with that but my IPD on autoref and manually is 65.....then why I need 69 IPD in microscope... thanks for reply
Sometimes the eyepieces are set wrongly so actual distance may be different than what is noted on the ipd scale of microscope. Thats very common with older microscopes or if the eye piece assembly was opened at some point of time
Other thing is eyes are generally more comfortable in slight divergence, particularly if you have mild convergence insufficiency.
Newer higher end microscopes also have broader field of view through eye pieces (larger diameter) so that allows some flexibility in ipd ..so even if you have set ipd +/- 2 mm you may be able to do surgery.. but its best to have perfect ipd set
@@SourabhPatwardhanPhacoTips sir, that means myopes and increasing age surgeons will set higher IPD as compared to IPD measured on autoref or manually as these surgeons has convergence weaknesses
Not necessarily amit. The difference is not huge in normal persons.normal surgeons continue to have good convergence. convergence weakness is disorder and can be treated.
I am not an Ophthalmologist but have started to use surgical microscope in my practice recently. No matter how much I try to adjust my IPD Im unable to get a single vision. Is it due to inexperience or refractive error or something else??
Me too, have you got a solution?
Sir
I m a first year PG in Ophthalmology
I am not getting binocular single vision in my wet lab practice. I checked my ipd its 62mm and working on same bt still not getting it... i m a myopic either with glasses or lenses i m not getting it sir.
Really stressed please help me out sir??
Change microscope... Most wet lab microscopes are pathetic..
Sometimes the Instrument trolley gets stuck to the Phaco footswitch preventing full pressing of phaco pedal. That is also one thing to take care of. Specially during Right eye surgery
Thanks ..good point
Sir when ever I sit on microscope there is always difference between clearity on screen n under microscope..whatever i focused under microscope that's comfortable for me that's not show clear on screen. Ipd set gud .Why this happens not getting understand.pls help
1) you can try focusing using adapter of camera after you have focused under microscope at higher zoom
2) you might be accommodating, thats why focus keeps changing
Sir who is the distributor for surgiline chair unit
My healthscape
Thank you sir
My problem cause i operate in another hospital ..have long time not operate with
This microscop...before i operate in another hospital is nothing problem ..
i can operate compfortable .
Problem might be with microscope
Sir
Why is your microscope tilted when you have red glow and tiltable eye piece in-built in this microscope???
Helps in adjusting according to height of surgeon. If i was taller i would have kept it more vertical
Or if my ot table could go lower a bit more
Sir
I'm not convinced with the answer...
Please don't mind my reply...
You are already a tall surgeon. I'm bothered because such a costly microscope doesn't give perfect ergonomics to all height surgeons... Zeiss tiltable is more than 180 so can actually look up and operate without tilting objective....
:-) for good ergonomics the neck position should be straight upright. If it is flexed or extended, surgeon will get Musculoskeletal problems in long run. Since i operate for long hours ,i dont want to keep my neck extended or flexed. I maintain primary position. If i had low height table, i might be able to keep objective straight, but unfortunately with wheels its height is a bit more than what i wish.
Also with height,surgeons may have slightly shorter upper body even if they are tall, so it varies from person to person. The tilt function is for adapting for that. I have Leica m822 as well, it also needs some adjustments like this.
I am using invertetube here, so you will find that its a bit longer than regular 0-180 , but i have adjusted to that too. 😉
Ok sir.. Agree with you... Got to know few more points today... Thank you
Which chair are you using? Contact no. and make please? Any other good options?
UFSK my healthscape.. other good option is 2M
@@SourabhPatwardhanPhacoTips Thank you
Sir are they any différences between ophthalmic microscope and ENT microscope ?
ENT microscope doesn't need coaxial illumination
ua-cam.com/video/zSARIk-MVB4/v-deo.html phacodynamics