Girish Jethwa, MD
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Dr. Girish Jethwa presents a technique for preventing the Argentinian Flag sign using the phaco tip to puncture the capsule and release the milky white fluid. After pressure has been dissipated, forceps are used to complete the capulorhexis.
Posted: 7/22/2011
Girish Jethwa, MD
Dr. Girish Jethwa presents a technique for preventing the Argentinian Flag sign using the phaco tip to puncture the capsule and release the milky white fluid. After pressure has been dissipated, forceps are used to complete the capulorhexis.
Posted: 7/22/2011
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ahmed fekry
13 years ago
very bad idea
mostafa A aziz
14 years ago
thanks 4 the nice presentation but I can`t consider this technique as safe,the risky point is the pressure difference (intralenticular-AC) at the moment of puncturewhich may be increased by aspiration and sometimes pressure may be lowered ahead of the tip but not superiorly,many tech. I tried ,the best is to make small entry ,over pressurize AC with visco elastic ,small central puncture,aspirate as much fluid cortex by 26 canula re inject visco elastic by that time ant.capsule is excavated and you can do the main incision and do your Rx safly
George Doussis
14 years ago
The allegation that "no complications are possible" is probably an overstatement...When entering the ant.capsule do you go down with foot pedal on 3(US),and with what vacuum?
Prasert Chiaprasert
14 years ago
what is the setting of power, flow rate, and Vacuum.
DIPAK PARMAR
14 years ago
Surely femtosecond laser rhexis would be best for these cases
DIPAK PARMAR
14 years ago
Surely femtosecond laser rhexis would be best for these cases
ari weitzner
14 years ago
tried this once and the tear went right out to the zonules the moment the phaco needle buzzed the capsule. but maybe ill try it again
Vince Keszei
14 years ago
If you phaco right through the capsule with the port facing DOWN, you create a round hole that resist tearing while you decompress the capsular bag.