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B-MICS Technique: Step-to-Step

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Dr. Gian Maria Cavallini, MD, presents a step-by-step demonstration of a bimanual microincisional cataract surgery with Akreos MI-60 IOL (Bausch + Lomb) implantation. A 1.4mm diamond knife makes two microincisions into clear cornea. The capsulorhexis is made with bent needle and hydrodissection is performed. The surgeon uses phacofracture technique with a bent 20G Phaco tip to create a central tunnel. A chopper helps attain smaller fragments. After bimanual I/A, the surgeon enlarges the incision to accommodate an Akreos MI60 lens.

Posted: 11/29/2010

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B-MICS Technique: Step-to-Step

Dr. Gian Maria Cavallini, MD, presents a step-by-step demonstration of a bimanual microincisional cataract surgery with Akreos MI-60 IOL (Bausch + Lomb) implantation. A 1.4mm diamond knife makes two microincisions into clear cornea. The capsulorhexis is made with bent needle and hydrodissection is performed. The surgeon uses phacofracture technique with a bent 20G Phaco tip to create a central tunnel. A chopper helps attain smaller fragments. After bimanual I/A, the surgeon enlarges the incision to accommodate an Akreos MI60 lens.

Posted: 11/29/2010

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aziz çil

14 years ago

Excellent operation thanks..

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