Alan S. Crandall, MD

Presentations:

4-J ASCRS Paper Session 4-J: INTRAOCULAR SURGERY  Presbyopia–Correcting IOLs
26-402 ASCRS Course: Phacoemulsification in Difficult and Challenging Cases
27-108 ASCRS Course: Management of Difficult Cataracts and Challenging Situations
27-305 ASCRS Course: Toxic Anterior Segment Syndrome Following Cataract Surgery
27-402 ASCRS Course: Management of Iris Deficiencies
27-403 ASCRS Course: Managing the Malpositioned IOL
27-408 ASCRS Course: Effective Use of Capsular Tension Devices
28-108 ASCRS Course: Phaco Prechop: By Hand, Ultrasound, and Laser
28-403 ASCRS Course: Use of Femtosecond Laser for Complex Cataract Surgery: Cases That I Could Not Have Done Without the Femtosecond Laser
28-404 ASCRS Course: Intraocular Lens Exchange and Repositioning Techniques
29-101 ASCRS Course: Nonpenetrating Combined Procedure for Beginners
29-103 ASCRS Course: Surgical Management of Subluxated Lenses
29-107 ASCRS Course: Video-Based Complex Cataract Surgery: Complications Reviewed—Learning From Our Mistakes
29-202 ASCRS Course: Surgery for Coexisting Cataract and Glaucoma: Uneasy Relationship
F6 The Sum of All (Late Postoperative) Fears: In-the-Bag IOL Subluxation/Dislocation
Two Phase 3 Clinical Trials of Preservative-Free/Bisulfite-Free Phenylephrine-Ketoralac Agent Added to Irrigation Fluid During IOL Replacement Surgery