This question is addressed to cataract surgery experts: in your experience is there any association of intraoperative complications related to the point where we decide to start the rhexis?
The best approach - FLACS with laser
capsulorhexis to avoid human factor impact
FLACS is not yet available in most clinical settings. I know there are several options for automated rhexis but what I'd to know is if there is a study or paper about the subsequent complications arising from a manual CCC starting point. It's better to open the flap upside, down, left or right? And is better to go clock or counterclockwise? And if so are there statistical significant differences in these subgroups?
You must start doing capsulorhexis at the center and then move to mid periphery and then you can go either way it depends if you area right or left handed or if you are operating on right or left eye
Is there a different rate of complications going right or left?