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Direct Visualization of Interface during Lamellar Corneal Surgery with Slit Illumination

Naoyuki Maeda MD

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This video discusses the advantages of DSAEK and DALK over penetrating keratoplasty, and how slit illumination may improve the efficacy and safety of these procedures. Dr. Maeda presents several cases in which slit lamp illumination during corneal lamellar surgery helped to ascertain graft location, verify bed depth, and confirm absence of a double chamber.

Posted: 9/15/2009

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Direct Visualization of Interface during Lamellar Corneal Surgery with Slit Illumination

Naoyuki Maeda MD

This video discusses the advantages of DSAEK and DALK over penetrating keratoplasty, and how slit illumination may improve the efficacy and safety of these procedures. Dr. Maeda presents several cases in which slit lamp illumination during corneal lamellar surgery helped to ascertain graft location, verify bed depth, and confirm absence of a double chamber.

Posted: 9/15/2009

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kitajima nobuaki

15 years ago

Kindly contact with TOPCON sales channel.

suheb ahmed

15 years ago

Does anyone know where to obtain the kit?

ari weitzner

15 years ago

sweet! but couldnt they find someone who knows how to pronounce lamellar?

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