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CataractCoach™ 2609: resident chop with a Sinskey hook

The story behind the Sinskey hook is that late ophthalmologist Dr Robert Sinskey dropped a straight instrument on the ground and the tip blent slightly. That became one of his favorite instruments for anterior segment surgery and the Sinskey hook was conceived. In this video, our resident surgeon does a great job of phaco chop using a Sinskey hook. This goes to show that hands are more important than instruments and you can actually learn phaco chop with just this hook. As your technique develops, I recommend investing in newer instruments so that you can have even more precision and efficiency. Try finish your ophthalmology residency with learning phaco chop (and all other nucleo-fractis techniques) so that you can give your patients the best.