Use of a Flow Restrictor

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Uday Devgan, MD, presents several cases in which a flow restrictor, a device designed to achieve high vacuum stability during phacoemulsification, helps to stabilize the anterior chamber and decrease post-occlusion surge.

Posted: 2/05/2008

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Use of a Flow Restrictor

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Posted: 2/05/2008

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