Cataract Surgery From the Inside Out: An Endoscopic View of Cataract Surgery

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This video from I. Paul Singh, MD, depicts an endoscopic view of standard phacoemulsification with the Stellaris Vision Enhancement System (Bausch & Lomb). An endoscope (Beaver-Visitec International) was inserted superior nasally through a 2 mm clear corneal incision by an assistant and was pointed temporally while the surgeon performs standard micro incisional cataract surgery. The video demonstrates the behavior of the lens during phaco and I&A as well as the anterior chamber.

Posted: 5/13/2015

Cataract Surgery From the Inside Out: An Endoscopic View of Cataract Surgery

This video from I. Paul Singh, MD, depicts an endoscopic view of standard phacoemulsification with the Stellaris Vision Enhancement System (Bausch & Lomb). An endoscope (Beaver-Visitec International) was inserted superior nasally through a 2 mm clear corneal incision by an assistant and was pointed temporally while the surgeon performs standard micro incisional cataract surgery. The video demonstrates the behavior of the lens during phaco and I&A as well as the anterior chamber.

Posted: 5/13/2015

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hiren thanki

11 years ago

except more coverage, aditional invasion by endoscope not justified

Anonymous

11 years ago

Beautiful video, as you are sitting inside the eye. Prof. Ibrar from Pakistan

Albert Khouri

11 years ago

Beautiful video, Paul!

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