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Microincisional Lens Surgery,5 [1]. This procedure uses separate irrigations with an irrigating chopper and sleeveless phacoemulsification tip, and also requires pulsed phacoemulsification energy..The minimization of the incision is a consequence of a natural evolution of the cataract surgery technique in the search of excellen

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Intraocular Lens Complications and Management,the vit reous cavity in order to clear the visual axis. In 1748, Jacques Daviel performed the first extracapsular cataract extraction, and then, in 1967, Charles Kelman invented what is known today as phacoemulsification, considered by many in the Western world to be the current standard for catarac

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Wavefront-Modified IOLs,cal properties of the eye. In the field of cataract surgery, a primary area of interest has been the role of spherical aberration on modifying quality of vision. Positive spherical aberration occurs in an optical system when marginal rays are focused in front of paraxial rays (Fig. 6.1). Nearly all

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