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The Hurricane I/A Technique

Celso Takashi Nakano

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This video describes a differentiated approach in the aspiration of cortical remnants, after the end of phacoemulsification using a continuous circular one step cortical aspiration. The images compare the zonular tension during cortical aspiration radially (toward the center) and tangential. As a result, the images suggest that suction can promote a tangential vector resultant voltage on the zonules smaller than the radial suction conventional.

Posted: 9/14/2012

Keywords:

Cataract

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Cataract Surgery

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Cataract

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Irrigation/aspiration, IA, I/A, I&A

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Zonules

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The Hurricane I/A Technique

Celso Takashi Nakano

This video describes a differentiated approach in the aspiration of cortical remnants, after the end of phacoemulsification using a continuous circular one step cortical aspiration. The images compare the zonular tension during cortical aspiration radially (toward the center) and tangential. As a result, the images suggest that suction can promote a tangential vector resultant voltage on the zonules smaller than the radial suction conventional.

Posted: 9/14/2012

Keywords:

Cataract

•

Cataract Surgery

•

Cataract

•

Irrigation/aspiration, IA, I/A, I&A

•

Zonules

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George Doussis

11 years ago

excellent video!Is it possible only with a curved I/A? And what is the beautiful background music?

ronal perino

12 years ago

Very nice and faster aspiration

Israel Rozenberg

13 years ago

very nice videos !

CARLOS ROMO

14 years ago

AMAZING VIDEOS

Andres German Alza

14 years ago

interesting to zonular weakness!

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