Routine Phaco

David Lane MD

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Dr. David Lane presents a detailed overview of his phacoemulsification approach in a routine cataract case. He prefers a 5 to 5.5-mm capsulorhexis to avoid fibrosis, then divides the nucleus into quadrants with the phaco tip.

Posted: 9/14/2009

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Uploaded: 2009-09-14T10:03:00+00:00
Description: Dr. David Lane presents a detailed overview of his phacoemulsification approach in a routine cataract case. He prefers a 5 to 5.5-mm capsulorhexis to avoid fibrosis, then divides the nucleus into quadrants with the phaco tip.

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Posted: 9/14/2009

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mostafa A aziz

11 years ago

Hi David,at a moment I filt capsule could be injured because of that I keep the quadrant opposit to phacotip to be the last,it gives support to capsule, goodluck

nahui nahui

15 years ago

I like it

Flavio Shinzato, MD

15 years ago

grat

Flavio Shinzato, MD

15 years ago

great

Rafael Cesário de mendonça

15 years ago

video's streaming must be enhanced....its poor

dr.rajesh goyal

15 years ago

hi David , you are very fast ( smart guy ) , I would to see your surgeries in different grades of cataract .................Dr.Rajesh

Arun Thiru

15 years ago

Hi David,

Mohammad Abbasi

15 years ago

where is the video? i cant find it anywhere

gamal bennaser

15 years ago

hello

David Lane

15 years ago

I would agree with your comments Marcos. Efficicient surgery suggests technical skill. Fast surgery is sloppy. I have no interest in the latter.

marcos gomez

15 years ago

Patients love quick surgery, I prefer to enhance my own pleasure having a few moments of autocontemplation, and extending the concept of slow life to slow surgery. I really hate to loose minutes beetween patients and we make 6 cases/ hour but I will take all the time to perform a nearly square incision or low turbulence fragments aspiration.

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