Author/Authors :
Hodge, Chris University of Sydney - Save Sight Institute, Sydney Medical School, Australia , Hodge, Chris Vision Eye Institute, Australia , Bali, Shveta Jindal Vision Eye Institute, Australia , Lawless, Michael Vision Eye Institute, Australia , Chan, Colin Vision Eye Institute, Australia , Chan, Colin University of Sydney - Save Sight Institute, Sydney Medical School, Australia , Roberts, Timothy Vision Eye Institute, Australia , Roberts, Timothy University of Sydney - Save Sight Institute, Sydney Medical School, Australia , Ng, David Vision Eye Institute, Australia , Chen, Simon Vision Eye Institute, Australia , Hughes, Paul Vision Eye Institute, Australia , Sutton, Gerard University of Sydney - Save Sight Institute, Sydney Medical School, Australia , Sutton, Gerard Vision Eye Institute, Australia
Abstract :
Cataract surgery remains the most widely performed intraocular procedure throughout the world. Safety and accuracy of the procedure are paramount and techniques should remain under constant review. Recently, the introduction of the femtosecond laser to assist cataract surgery has provided ophthalmologists with an exciting tool that may further improve outcomes. We review the existing literature and discuss the installation and initial experience of a femtosecond laser into our practice.
