Siepser Iris Protector Ring

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Eric Rosenberg, DO, presents the first video of a new type of iris dilator invented by Steven Siepser, MD, called the Siepser Iris Protector Ring (SIPR). In this video, the iris was too small to perform a proper capsulotomy. The SIPR is inserted into the eye using a Rayner single-use, soft-tipped IOL injector and, once the device is in place, cataract surgery is performed.

Posted: 8/09/2021

Siepser Iris Protector Ring

Eric Rosenberg, DO, presents the first video of a new type of iris dilator invented by Steven Siepser, MD, called the Siepser Iris Protector Ring (SIPR). In this video, the iris was too small to perform a proper capsulotomy. The SIPR is inserted into the eye using a Rayner single-use, soft-tipped IOL injector and, once the device is in place, cataract surgery is performed.

Posted: 8/09/2021

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Matthew Kliethermes

4 years ago

I agree with the first comment. Also, how is this any better than a Malyugin ring?

Anonymous

4 years ago

Pupillary dilation is clearly enough. Why did you need it?

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