Micro-chop in Brunescent Cataract

Marcos Gomez MD

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Dr. Marcos Gomez, MD, divides the brunescent cataract in 20 micro-chops. The micro-chops are low intensity, low amplitude movements which create micro-fragments that are more easily aspirated.

Posted: 4/22/2010

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Description: Dr. Marcos Gomez, MD, divides the brunescent cataract in 20 micro-chops. The micro-chops are low intensity, low amplitude movements which create micro-fragments that are more easily aspirated.

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Micro-chop in Brunescent Cataract

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Dr. Marcos Gomez, MD, divides the brunescent cataract in 20 micro-chops. The micro-chops are low intensity, low amplitude movements which create micro-fragments that are more easily aspirated.

Posted: 4/22/2010