Dr. Sam Barry and Dr. Sud Koushik discuss advancements in ophthalmic technologies, particularly focusing on EVO ICL, WaveLight Plus, and Light Adjustable Lenses. The discussion emphasizes the importance of patient care, surgical philosophy, and the integration of AI in enhancing clinical practices. The conversation delves into the advancements in vision correction technologies, particularly focusing on Light Adjustable Lenses (LAL) and PureSee. The speakers emphasize the importance of patient education, precision in outcomes, and the evolving landscape of multifocal lenses in enhancing visual quality.

Takeaways

• Emphasis on patient-centered care
• Advancements in surgical technology Emphasizing patient education
• Importance of precise outcomes

Chapters

• 00:00 Introduction to New Technologies
• 03:04 EVO ICL Insights and Experiences
• 05:55 Surgical Philosophy and Patient Care
• 09:10 WaveLight Plus: A New Era in LASIK
• 11:48 Ray Tracing and 3D Modeling in Eye Surgery
• 14:56 Patient Experience with New Technologies
• 17:58 AI in Ophthalmology: Enhancements and Challenges
• 20:59 Light Adjustable Lens: Outcomes and Data
• 25:19 Precision in Vision Correction
• 30:16 Patient-Centric Approach to LAL
• 35:07 The Role of Multifocal Lenses
• 41:17 Exploring PureSee Outcomes

Join us as Dr. Koushik and Dr. Barry discuss all things cataract surgery! The main focus of this episode is multifocal IOLs (intraocular lenses), but a wide variety of topics from EDOF lenses to LASIK to EVO ICL are all discussed. We hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoy the work we are lucky enough to do every day!

On this episode Dr. Sam Barry and Dr. Sud Koushik discuss all things OBS! Office-based surgery in ophthalmology is a hot topic that our two surgeons discuss at length in this episode - how it's their favorite operating room environment, the fantastic patient experience, and the advantages to getting to deliver a premium experience to each and every patient through OBS!

In this episode, Dr. Sam Barry and Dr. Sud Koshik discuss the Light Adjustable Lens (LAL) and its use in cataract surgery. They talk about the preoperative counseling process, the adjustments required post-surgery, and the benefits of the LAL. They also discuss the criteria for selecting patients for the LAL, including considerations for astigmatism and ocular dominance. The conversation touches on the LAL Plus and the importance of aiming for distance vision and adjusting myopically to enhance depth of focus. Overall, the LAL is seen as a remarkable technology that allows for post-operative adjustments without additional surgeries. In this conversation, Dr. Sam Barry and Dr. Sud Koushik discuss the use of light adjustable lenses (LAL) in cataract surgery. They talk about the stepwise approach to achieving the desired refractive outcome, including adjusting the non-dominant eye and using contact lenses for trial. They also discuss the timing of post-operative visits and the potential benefits of immediately sequential bilateral cataract surgery (ISBCS). The conversation touches on the importance of preoperative biometry and the interpretation of optical biometry measurements, particularly in patients with a history of refractive surgery. The surgeons also highlight the need for surgeons to be proficient in every step of the cataract surgery procedure, including the loading and implantation of three-piece lenses. They conclude by mentioning future topics to explore, such as the use of LAL in patients with radial keratotomy or keratoconus.

In this conversation, Dr. Sam Barry and Dr. Sud Koushik discuss astigmatism and its treatment options. They explain that astigmatism occurs when light entering the eye is not focused at one point, and it can be caused by irregularities in the cornea or lens. They discuss how astigmatism is measured using glasses or contact lens prescriptions, and they emphasize that astigmatism can be treated with surgery, glasses, or contact lenses. They also touch on the different types of contact lenses and surgical procedures available to correct astigmatism. Dr. Koushik and Dr. Barry also discuss the importance of properly orienting the lens during surgery to ensure the correct axis alignment. They touch on the topic of IOL and ICL rotation and the options for addressing it, such as re-rotation or different sizing. They also share two interesting cases, one involving a toric ICL and another involving a toric IOL reposition after a YAG procedure.

In this episode of 'Now Eye Know', hosts Dr. Sam Barry and Dr. Sud Koushik discuss their personal journeys in ophthalmology, including their recent life milestones, the educational path to becoming an ophthalmologist, and the decision-making process surrounding fellowship training. They share insights from their own fellowship experiences, the differences between private practice and academic fellowships, and the financial considerations that come with extended training. The episode also touches on the importance of mentorship, the evolving landscape of ophthalmology, and recent innovations in the field.

Join Dr. Sud Koushik and Dr. Sam Barry for an introduction to cataracts! We discuss what cataracts are - including the etymology of the word itself - as well as when to consider surgery, what to expect during and after surgery, and intraocular lens (IOL) technology available to help improve vision with cataract surgery!

Topics include torics, multifocals, and the Light Adjustable Lens; as well as EVO ICL, LASIK, and how we are so thankful to get to do what we love every day as eye surgeons treating eye disease and improving vision!

In this conversation, Dr. Sud Koushik and Dr. Sam Barry discuss various topics related to refractive surgery and cataract surgery. They touch on the benefits of refractive surgery in reducing the risk of contact lens-related complications and the importance of educating patients about this option. They also discuss the best options for vision correction in patients with hyperopia and presbyopia, such as refractive lens exchange or clear lens exchange. The conversation also delves into the debate of whether to perform MIGS procedures before or after cataract surgery, with both doctors presenting their arguments. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the benefits of using the NGenuity visualization system in surgery.