Corneal topographic changes after cataract surgery with 3.2mm versus 2.2mm in phacoemulsification using orbscan II
Mohammed Shehata Elabd;
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Summary
Phacoemulsification is a popular method of cataract removal. Among the available techniques, we can identify two types of cataract phacoemulsification surgeries: (1) coaxial, using a sleeved phaco tip to break the cataract into fragments a
Phacoemulsification is a popular method of cataract removal. Among the available techniques, we can identify two types of cataract phacoemulsification surgeries: (1) coaxial, using a sleeved phaco tip to break the cataract into fragments a
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| Title | Corneal topographic changes after cataract surgery with 3.2mm versus 2.2mm in phacoemulsification using orbscan II | Other Titles | مقارنه بين التغيرات في سطح القرنية بعد عمليات إزالة المياه البيضاء بالموجات فوق الصوتيه باستخدم جرح شقى بطول 3.2مليم واخر بطول 2.2مليم | Authors | Mohammed Shehata Elabd | Keywords | Corneal topographic changes after cataract surgery with 3.2mm versus 2.2mm in phacoemulsification using orbscan II | Issue Date | 2009 | Description | Summary Phacoemulsification is a popular method of cataract removal. Among the available techniques, we can identify two types of cataract phacoemulsification surgeries: (1) coaxial, using a sleeved phaco tip to break the cataract into fragments a |
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