Catalys Femto with Sextant Pattern

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Using the Catalys precision femtosecond laser (Abbott Medical Optics), this case by Dr. Jared Younger, shows an easy separation of laser treated nuclear fragments in a sextant pattern. Creating 6, or even 8 nuclear segments, can be done with the Catalys laser, making the fragments more manageable and decreasing the need for additional chopping maneuvers. Also, a polishing technique that removes residual subincisional cortical debris is shown.

Posted: 8/17/2015

Catalys Femto with Sextant Pattern

Using the Catalys precision femtosecond laser (Abbott Medical Optics), this case by Dr. Jared Younger, shows an easy separation of laser treated nuclear fragments in a sextant pattern. Creating 6, or even 8 nuclear segments, can be done with the Catalys laser, making the fragments more manageable and decreasing the need for additional chopping maneuvers. Also, a polishing technique that removes residual subincisional cortical debris is shown.

Posted: 8/17/2015

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