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Riley Sanders, MD; Jeff Yee, MD
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Most cataract surgeons are familiar with the use of a flat cannula for hydrodissection and rotation of the lens nucleus. Sometimes, a phaco chopper can be inserted after hydrodissection to ensure that the lens will spin. This DIY technique shows how a 27-guage anterior chamber cannula can be fashioned into the shape of a phaco chopper. While it’s not actually used for chopping, this tool provides both efficient hydrodissection and easy rotation.
Posted: 12/19/2020
Riley Sanders, MD; Jeff Yee, MD
Most cataract surgeons are familiar with the use of a flat cannula for hydrodissection and rotation of the lens nucleus. Sometimes, a phaco chopper can be inserted after hydrodissection to ensure that the lens will spin. This DIY technique shows how a 27-guage anterior chamber cannula can be fashioned into the shape of a phaco chopper. While it’s not actually used for chopping, this tool provides both efficient hydrodissection and easy rotation.
Posted: 12/19/2020
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