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Micro instruments are too small to safely be reused. Marcos Gomez, MD, demonstrates a versatile aspiration cannula used in four steps: bimanual phaco, bimanual I/A, US-IA, and hydroimplantation.

Posted: 5/28/2010

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Uploaded: 2010-05-28T12:04:00+00:00
Description: Micro instruments are too small to safely be reused. Marcos Gomez, MD, demonstrates a versatile aspiration cannula used in four steps: bimanual phaco, bimanual I/A, US-IA, and hydroimplantation.

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Low Cost I/A

Marcos Gomez MD

Micro instruments are too small to safely be reused. Marcos Gomez, MD, demonstrates a versatile aspiration cannula used in four steps: bimanual phaco, bimanual I/A, US-IA, and hydroimplantation.

Posted: 5/28/2010

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Prasert Chiaprasert

16 years ago

I think it's difficult.

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