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Limited Vitreous Removal

I. Paul Singh, MD

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I. Paul Singh, MD, demonstrates first uses of 1-Step limited vitreous removal technology (Vista Ophthalmics) for treating symptomatic floaters. This surgery was performed in an office surgical suite with oral anesthesia and topical lidocaine. Dr. Singh says this technology allows surgeons to remove a significant portion of the vitreous with a 27-gauge needle vitrector and no use of viscoelastic, trocars, or sutures.

Posted: 4/20/2023

Keywords:

Floater

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Vitreous

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Limited Vitreous Removal

I. Paul Singh, MD

I. Paul Singh, MD, demonstrates first uses of 1-Step limited vitreous removal technology (Vista Ophthalmics) for treating symptomatic floaters. This surgery was performed in an office surgical suite with oral anesthesia and topical lidocaine. Dr. Singh says this technology allows surgeons to remove a significant portion of the vitreous with a 27-gauge needle vitrector and no use of viscoelastic, trocars, or sutures.

Posted: 4/20/2023

Keywords:

Floater

•

Vitreous

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Anonymous

2 weeks ago

good

Nir Shoham-Hazon

2 years ago

WOW…brilliant video. Amazing technique and slick performance. I hope we have this available in Canada VERY soon.

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