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Brunescent Cataract with Capsular Rent and Silicone Oil
by Jason Jones,
MD
Sioux City, IA
USA
A brunescent cataract in a 70-year-old eye with silicone oil and other complications. Viscoat (Alcon, Fort Worth, TX) protected the eye during the extraction and kept the silicone oil in the posterior capsule until the IOL could be placed.
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1. Brunescent Cataract with Capsular Rent and Silicone Oil
2. The IOL Bandage Technique, Using DisCoVisc
3. A “Cornea Conscious” Approach to Dense Nuclei
4. Viscodissection During Phacoemulsification
5. ECP in Cataract Surgery
6. DisCoVisc in the Case of Homocystinuria
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Jason Jones (244 days ago) marcos-the technique is different in both cases. for this case i used a millenium and titrated the vac using yaw; for the zeiss film fest cases the torsional and mod asp/vac smoothes things out. alan crandall taught me not to move the eye during surgery and that helps tremendously as well. thanks for you interest. jason
marcos (244 days ago) Amazing..Please how do you achive that level of smoth aspiration of hard fragments without any turbulence. I saw your other video in Zeiss film festival and it´s exactly the same perfect control. Is it a combination of machine parameters? foot pedal control? Thanks for sharing
HALA HILAL (285 days ago) how can i download this video .is it prohibited?