Patient Selection and Maintenance of Standards to Improve the Safety of Immediate Sequential Bilateral Cataract Surgery in Tropical Regions

Strict patient selection and maintained standards may improve the safety of ISBCS in tropical regions by preventing intraoperative PCR and vitreous loss, as well as postoperative complications such as visual-disturbing corneal edema, TASS, and endophthalmitis. This approach may also facilitate rapid rehabilitation of UCVA and BCVA, maintain corneal stability, and reduce IOP.