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Omar Barrada, MD, demonstrates how to successfully perform a spiral rhexis. A very useful technique when attempting a capsulorhexis in intumescent and mature cataracts to help prevent the occurrence anterior capsular tears and the Argentinian flag sign.
Posted: 3/06/2013
Omar Barrada, MD, demonstrates how to successfully perform a spiral rhexis. A very useful technique when attempting a capsulorhexis in intumescent and mature cataracts to help prevent the occurrence anterior capsular tears and the Argentinian flag sign.
Posted: 3/06/2013
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paulo rolfi
11 years ago
buen caso pero cuanto menos se manipula mejor
mostafa A aziz
13 years ago
good case but i think still unsafe to have a leading tear with high intralenticular pressure,it`s better to finish even a very small rhexis,aspirate liquid cortex ,add more visco elatic,here you can proceed safely my point is that spiral way wouldn`t prevent extension if intralenticular pressure is high
mehruz CEVADZADE
13 years ago
good case but ? think it is better grasping the capsul from proximal to minimise the radial tears.