Comments on: Eye surgery difficulties http://ophthosurgery.com/2010/02/eye-surgery-difficulties/ Thu, 14 Apr 2011 12:28:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: ophthosurgery http://ophthosurgery.com/2010/02/eye-surgery-difficulties/#comment-105 ophthosurgery Mon, 15 Feb 2010 21:29:40 +0000 http://ophthosurgery.com/?p=958#comment-105 Nice. That's better than cutting off the nose. Maybe you could give them an option of (1) surgeon sitting on their chest, or (2) surgeon sits on elevated tray table over their chest. Either way, it's the winning solution. Nice. That's better than cutting off the nose. Maybe you could give them an option of (1) surgeon sitting on their chest, or (2) surgeon sits on elevated tray table over their chest. Either way, it's the winning solution.

]]> By: Rchen http://ophthosurgery.com/2010/02/eye-surgery-difficulties/#comment-104 Rchen Mon, 15 Feb 2010 19:36:21 +0000 http://ophthosurgery.com/?p=958#comment-104 Here's another solution - perhaps I'll try this on my next case:<br><br>1. Operate while sitting on top of the patient - that gets rid of the nose problems, AND you can continue to use your right hand. No need for triple-digit QUAKE hours. Here's another solution – perhaps I'll try this on my next case:

1. Operate while sitting on top of the patient – that gets rid of the nose problems, AND you can continue to use your right hand. No need for triple-digit QUAKE hours.

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