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Low Parameters With Dense Cataracts

Michael Nordlund, MD, PhD

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Michael Nordlund, MD, presents a 2.5 to 3+ milky nuclear sclerotic cataract case managed with OZil Torsional Ultrasound and low fluidic parameters. The surgeon hydrodissects the nucleus with a flattened, 25-gauge cannula, and commences 100% torsional phaco with the divide-and-conquer technique.

Posted: 10/25/2010

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Low Parameters With Dense Cataracts

Michael Nordlund, MD, PhD

Michael Nordlund, MD, presents a 2.5 to 3+ milky nuclear sclerotic cataract case managed with OZil Torsional Ultrasound and low fluidic parameters. The surgeon hydrodissects the nucleus with a flattened, 25-gauge cannula, and commences 100% torsional phaco with the divide-and-conquer technique.

Posted: 10/25/2010

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SHALABH SINHA

15 years ago

this is soft...... easy anyway

Mario Zambrano

15 years ago

Californian cataract or 20/20 cataract as we call it.

Steven Schmidt

15 years ago

Where did you get your 2nd instrument?

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