Our guest surgeon does a beautiful job demonstrating the stop-and-chop phaco technique. We have featured this technique many times before because it is a great way to transition to a full chop technique. Stop-and-chop means that a single groove is sculpted in the nucleus which is then cracked into two halves. Then the surgeon stops and chops each half into smaller segments which are then phaco-aspirated from the eye. There are some advantages to this technique even for advanced surgeons and I encourage you to master stop-and-chop.

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