MANUAL SMALL INCISION CATARACT SURGERY
SIMULATION-BASED TRAINING COURSE

Why Learn Manual Small Incision Cataract Surgery? 

HelpMeSee’s instructor-led Manual Small Incision Cataract Surgery Simulation-based Training Course is an integrated simulation-based training course that includes the interactive MSICS eBook, facilitated discussions with a certified instructor, and guided sessions which allow trainees to acquire and expand their knowledge of the procedure , then develop and improve surgical skills through repeated practice on the Eye Surgery Simulator.

Manual Small Incision Cataract Surgery Simulation-Based Training Course 

This  4-day virtual-reality simulation-based training course is designed to develop and enhance MSICS surgical skills. Trainees receive over 24 hours of practice on the HelpMeSee Eye Surgery Simulator. The course covers all surgical steps required to complete the MSICS procedure and includes the interactive MSICS eBook and eLearning. It is beneficial for those interested in developing competency in or improving on existing MSICS surgical skills. 

Key features include: 

  • Facilitated discussions with certified instructors
  • Guided sessions to expand knowledge of the procedure
  • Improvement of surgical skills through repeated practice on the Eye Surgery Simulator

The course is ideally suited for: 

  • Ophthalmology residents or fellows in process of learning or improving their MSICS skills
  • Practicing ophthalmologists who want to learn or improve their MSICS skills
  • Surgeons wishing to transition from Extracapsular Cataract Extraction (ECCE) to MSICS 

Course Methodology 

The MSICS Simulation-based Training Course leverages the power of simulation-based training on the HelpMeSee Eye Surgery Simulator to develop the surgical skills required to perform MSICS. Learning is achieved through a standardized curriculum and guidance from qualified instructors who provide a rich and interactive learning experience. Trainees accomplish guided activities designed to meet specific objectives at each stage of MSICS training. 

Course Coverage & Objectives

The MSICS Course covers the knowledge, comprehension and competence in the following surgical tasks: 

Creating a Scleral Groove 
Tunnel Dissection 
Making a Paracentesis 
Injecting Viscoelastic 
Entering the AC with Keratome 

Making a Capsulorhexis
Performing Hydrodissection
Performing Hydroprolapse
Dislocating the Nucleus
Delivering the Nucleus

Removing the Cortex 
Inserting the IOL 
Dialing the IOL 
Hydrating the Paracentesis Site

Frequently Asked Questions 

  • What language is the course in? The language of instruction is English. Instructors may also converse in the native language of the location. 
  • Do I have to be affiliated with a college? No. You do not have to be affiliated with any specific college or medical institution to enroll in this course. Individuals may sign up as a sole practitioner. 
  • Do I get a certificate? Participants receive a Certificate of Completion from HelpMeSee.

Please contact [email protected] if you have questions or concerns about the HelpMeSee course.

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ADDITIONAL TRAINING COURSES WE OFFER

Ophthalmology Simulation 

Supplementary Courses 

Supplementary Courses | 2 hours to 1 Day (depending on the course)

The cataract surgery Supplementary Courses leverage the power of the HelpMeSee Eye Surgery Simulator and seasoned instructor feedback to help trainees develop essential skills for managing surgical complications. The immersive, standardized curriculum offers a rich, interactive learning experience to ensure comprehensive training in advanced techniques.

Courses include:

  • Posterior Capsular Rupture Management
  • Zonular Dialysis Management
  • Secondary IOL
  • Small Pupil Management
  • Suturing

Phacoemulsification

Simulation-based Training Course  |  5 Days

This Phacoemulsification simulation-based training course guides you through each stage of the procedure, from the clear corneal incision to nucleus emulsification, foldable intraocular lens implantation, and final closure of the surgery through wound hydration. Emphasizing hand-eye-foot coordination, the course provides essential skills for maneuvering instruments during surgery and controlling ultrasound energy with the foot pedal on the HelpMeSee Eye Surgery Simulator.

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