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Name: Traumatic Cataract Extraction and IOL Implantation With the In-and-Out Technique
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Description: Eric D. Rosenberg, DO, MScEng, and Alanna Nattis, DO, FAAO, present the repair of a traumatic cataract with iridodialysis using phacoemulsification and an adjustable suture flange method known as the in-and-out technique.

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Traumatic Cataract Extraction and IOL Implantation With the In-and-Out Technique

Eric D. Rosenberg, DO, MScEng, and Alanna Nattis, DO, FAAO

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Eric D. Rosenberg, DO, MScEng, and Alanna Nattis, DO, FAAO, present the repair of a traumatic cataract with iridodialysis using phacoemulsification and an adjustable suture flange method known as the in-and-out technique.

Posted: 1/03/2022

Keywords:

Traumatic Cataract

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IOL Implantation

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Traumatic Cataract Extraction and IOL Implantation With the In-and-Out Technique

Eric D. Rosenberg, DO, MScEng, and Alanna Nattis, DO, FAAO

Posted: 1/03/2022

Keywords:

Traumatic Cataract

•

IOL Implantation

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Steve Safran

3 years ago

This is a variation of a technique I reported in 1995 using 6-0 instead of 10-0 prolene but otherwise the same. Here's a link to PDF. https://www.dropbox.com/s/s28zgbbnnsim4le/sewingmachine%20copy.pdf?dl=0 My concern is that these flanges can easily be exposed when rubbing the eye etc. Not the same as Yamane where the flanges are buried in scleral tunnels at the end of the case.

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