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Marcos Gomez MD

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An IOL in impending free fall through a large posterior capsule opening is referred for recovery. The surgeons enter the eye through small incisions to prevent chamber collapse and the IOL is stabilized with OVD. A cystotome is used to manipulate the lens so two opposing haptics are over the rhexis.

Posted: 7/11/2011

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IOL Recovery

Marcos Gomez MD

An IOL in impending free fall through a large posterior capsule opening is referred for recovery. The surgeons enter the eye through small incisions to prevent chamber collapse and the IOL is stabilized with OVD. A cystotome is used to manipulate the lens so two opposing haptics are over the rhexis.

Posted: 7/11/2011

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Mohammad Reza Djodeyre

10 years ago

Congratulations

Julio Ortega-Usobiaga

10 years ago

Awesome!

Prasert Chiaprasert

14 years ago

very smooth and happy ending

Gustavo Castro

14 years ago

Minimally invasive, just 1 paracentesis, no forceps. Genial! Congratulations!

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