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Saving the Day: Hema Lifeboat
Drs. Keiki Mehta, and Cyres Mehta present the Hema Lifeboat technique using sheet that is injected anterior to the iris to support the lens fragments during phacoemulsification.
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Comments (6)
very intelligent!
I think it is a life boat for the surgeon not for the nucleus
It looks great but the video doesn't address the best way of removing the remaining cortex and prolapsed vitereous.
fantastic idea. Is it an upside down trimmed soft contact lens?
Excellent idea.Pherhaps we can use a contact lens with a tinted pupil(black), while doing a pterigion o related surgery to protect the retina or diminish the disconfort of the high.ilumination. Its an alternative to the merocel round device used so far...Gracias.DrMonta;oMexico
Hi keiki, where I can get this saving sheet?