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Refractive Surprises – Are They Really Taboo?
Professor Rudy Nuijts, Professor James Wolffsohn, Dr Mark Cherny and Dr David Frazer share their views on the taboo topic of refractive surprise in cataract surgery. They explain what it means to have a refractive surprise, why they occur, the importance of patient satisfaction and the options available to surgeons (including Rayner Sulcoflex® case studies) when a situation involving a refractive surprise arises.
Professor Rudy Nuijts, Professor James Wolffsohn, Dr Mark Cherny and Dr David Frazer share their views on the taboo topic of refractive surprise in cataract surgery. They explain what it means to have a refractive surprise, why they occur, the importance of patient satisfaction and the options available to surgeons (including Rayner Sulcoflex® case studies) when a situation involving a refractive surprise arises. Watch our video on this important topic.
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