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Commentary: Intracameral illumination for cataract surgery

Intravitreal illumination during vitrectomy has been seen to cause almost fourfold increase in contrast and a twofold increase in resolution when compared with external microscope illumination.[1] Illuminated infusion chandelier has been used to enhance red reflex, helping in continuous curvilinear capsulorhexis and safe capsular polishing especially in patients with poor red reflex.[2] Similar improved visualization has been noted in cases with corneal opacities or severe bullous keratopathy.[3]