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Cynthia Matossian, MD, presents a supracapsular cataract disassembly technique called flip-and-slice using Healon Endocoat and Healon5 (Abbott Medical Optics).
Posted: 4/16/2013
Cynthia Matossian MD
Cynthia Matossian, MD, presents a supracapsular cataract disassembly technique called flip-and-slice using Healon Endocoat and Healon5 (Abbott Medical Optics).
Posted: 4/16/2013
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Cynthia Matossian, MD FACS
12 years ago
Thank you. My "Flip and Slice" technique has evolved over for many years - maybe close to a decade.
Jacques Houly
12 years ago
Congratulations! when this technique was invented? 2010? thanks
Cynthia Matossian, MD FACS
12 years ago
I do not routinely clean the anterior capsule. I polish the posterior capsule. I have not noticed a difference in the rate of PCO with this technique compared to other nucleus disassembly techniques.
ronal perino
12 years ago
On this cases soft catarat , don´t you think is is necessary to clean anterior capsule, to avoid future capsular opacification
Cynthia Matossian, MD FACS
12 years ago
The Flip & Slice is my go-to technique for most cataracts including ones 3+ or 4+ NS. In the denser cataracts, I do not get a complete 'slice' through the cataract during the flip motion but a partial one. When the cataract is flipped, I use my sculpt mode directly over the partial slice to quickly bisect the dense cataract into two hemi-nuclei before I go to quadrant mode to fully remove the dens lenses.
Peter k.s Chong
12 years ago
this only can be done in a soft cataract