Ophthalmology
Basic Phacoemulsification & IOL Calculation Course
Fundamentals of phacoemulsification and IOL calculation.

Training Overview
Basic Phacoemulsification & IOL Calculation Course is a structured educational program designed to strengthen the theoretical knowledge, clinical understanding, and decision-making skills of ophthalmology professionals involved in cataract surgery. Hosted at the ADN CoE Training, Research Center & Core Lab, this two-day program focuses on the fundamental principles of safe phacoemulsification and accurate intraocular lens (IOL) power calculation.
The course covers essential topics including cataract classification, preoperative patient selection, phaco machine basics, fluidics principles, biometry techniques, keratometry, axial length measurement, and IOL calculation formulas. Special emphasis is placed on understanding measurement accuracy, appropriate formula selection, and the factors that commonly lead to refractive surprises.
Through expert-led lectures and structured case-based discussions, participants review each step of cataract surgery in detail, gaining a clear understanding of surgical workflow and technique. Real-world examples help participants recognize potentially risky situations at an early stage, avoid common beginner complications, and develop safer intraoperative decision-making strategies. Faculty members share practical insights on preoperative planning, intraoperative judgment, and postoperative evaluation to support consistent and confident clinical practice.
Additional sessions focus on complication awareness, early warning signs during surgery, postoperative problem management, and the integration of IOL calculation into daily clinical workflows. By reinforcing evidence-based approaches, the program enables participants to plan intraocular lenses with greater confidence and achieve more predictable visual and refractive outcomes in routine ophthalmic practice.
By the end of the program, participants will have enhanced their ability to plan cataract surgery comprehensively, make safer decisions throughout the procedure, and improve overall surgical and refractive results.
Target Audience
Ophthalmologists
Cataract Surgeons (early-career)
Ophthalmology Residents and Fellows
Eye Care Specialists involved in cataract management
Training Specifics
Training Name: Basic Phacoemulsification & IOL Calculation Course
Duration: 2 full days
Language: English
Training Format: Theoretical education and case-based learning
Assessment Type: Quiz and Written Evaluation
Certificate: Certificate of Completion & CME Credits
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