Graduated as a Medical Doctor from Medical Faculty of Trisakti University, Jakarta in 2002 and as an Ophthalmologist from University of Gadjah Mada, Yogyakarta in 2008. He also received his master degree in public health from University of Indonesia. He completed his phacoemulsification course in Singapore National Eye Center, Singapore. He had also completed his fellowship cataract and refractive surgery at Jakarta Eye Center, and mini fellowship in medical retina at Bandung.
Darmawan M. Sophian works at SERUNI Eye Clinic since 2009. He also works as an ophthalmologist in Primaya Hospital Bekasi and Berkah General Regional Hospital. He is the current vice president of Banten Indonesian Medical Association (IDI Banten) and president of Pandeglang Indonesian Doctor Association (IDI Pandeglang).
He is the current president of Cataract Blindness Eradication Division in Banten Indonesian Ophthalmologist Association (Perdami Banten) and the vice president of Perdami Banten since 2016. In addition, he is a board member of INASCRS, and a member of APCRS, APAO, ASCRS and also ESCRS
Topic : Phacodynamics Decoded: Balancing Flow, Vacuum, and Ultrasound
Add To Google Calendar Add To Microsoft 365Mastering the iris-claw IOL technique is increasingly important for cataract and anterior segment surgeons because it provides a reliable, relatively quick, and reversible solution for eyes lacking adequate capsular support. Unlike scleral-fixated or anterior chamber IOLs, iris-claw implantation involves shorter surgical time, fewer sutures, and predictable centration, making it valuable in trauma, complicated cataract, and aphakia cases. Familiarity with this method expands a surgeon’s options for complex situations, improves visual rehabilitation for patients, and reduces the risks associated with more invasive fixation procedures.
Add To Google Calendar Add To Microsoft 365Mastering the iris-claw IOL technique is increasingly important for cataract and anterior segment surgeons because it provides a reliable, relatively quick, and reversible solution for eyes lacking adequate capsular support. Unlike scleral-fixated or anterior chamber IOLs, iris-claw implantation involves shorter surgical time, fewer sutures, and predictable centration, making it valuable in trauma, complicated cataract, and aphakia cases. Familiarity with this method expands a surgeon’s options for complex situations, improves visual rehabilitation for patients, and reduces the risks associated with more invasive fixation procedures.
Add To Google Calendar Add To Microsoft 365Mastering the iris-claw IOL technique is increasingly important for cataract and anterior segment surgeons because it provides a reliable, relatively quick, and reversible solution for eyes lacking adequate capsular support. Unlike scleral-fixated or anterior chamber IOLs, iris-claw implantation involves shorter surgical time, fewer sutures, and predictable centration, making it valuable in trauma, complicated cataract, and aphakia cases. Familiarity with this method expands a surgeon’s options for complex situations, improves visual rehabilitation for patients, and reduces the risks associated with more invasive fixation procedures.
Topic : Overview Iris Claw
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