“Grip and Rip” ALK – A New Way to Approach ALK

February 27, 2024

From Crisis to Calm: Managing Unexpected Complications During Corneal Surgery

June 9, 2023

In From Crisis to Calm, Dr. Anthony Aldave covers complications he has encountered in PK, DALK, DMEK and DSEK procedures. Dr. Aldave walks through surgical footage of each complication, explaining the steps he took to remain calm under crisis.

After Fellowship: The Importance of the Mentor-Fellow Relationship

April 19, 2023

DMEK Through the Lens of Mentorship and Fellowship

March 24, 2023

From Fellowship to Successful Practice – 2022

September 19, 2022

When to DSEK vs DMEK

September 6, 2022

VisionGraft and its Applications Beyond Tube Shunt Coverage

April 1, 2022

Approaching DMEK: A Roundtable Discussion

February 28, 2022

In this webinar, Drs. Farid, Skeens and Asota discuss everything you need to know about performing DMEK surgeries. From patient selection to how to handle a more complicated eye, our panel of expert surgeons share their DMEK pearls throughout this in-depth conversation.

Grip and Rip ALK: An Innovative Approach

December 13, 2021

Do you find ALK to be a challenging procedure that can be time intensive and frustrating?

In this webinar Mark Vital, M.D. shows you his innovative “Grip and Rip” technique that he uses in preparation of the procedure. A must-see-to-believe technique, “Grip and Rip” will simplify prepping of the recipient for transplant and provide you with a smooth interface for the donor tissue. The webinar presents insight into a new and different method which may deliver better overall results.

Part 3 – Advanced DMEK: Complicated Cases – A Roundtable Discussion

November 2, 2021

Dr. Nicole Fram, Dr. Terry Kim and Dr. Elizabeth Yeu are back with a fresh batch of complicated cases. Join us as they analyze and discuss each case, sharing the pearls they learned along the way.

In this webinar, you will be able to:

• See real-life DMEK complex-eye cases as narrated by our expert surgeon panelists
• Learn about what you should consider before attempting to proceed with a complicated eye for DMEK