Dense Preretinal Membranes

Alan J. Franklin, MD, PhD

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Alan J. Franklin, MD, PhD, presents a diabetic patient with dense preretinal membranes. The membranes are bimanually dissected with forceps and scissors, and the tissue is removed with a 25-gauge cutter.

Posted: 8/04/2017

Keywords:

Diabetes

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Retina

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Dense Preretinal Membranes

Alan J. Franklin, MD, PhD

Posted: 8/04/2017

Keywords:

Diabetes

•

Retina

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