Comparative study of surgically induced astigmatism after 23 Gauge sutureless vitrectomy versus after 20 Gauge vitrectomy using radial and circumferential sclerotomies
Islam Abd Allah Mohalhal;
Abstract
In 1971, Machemer et al, described the use of a 17-guage vitreous cutter, with a diameter of 1.5 mm through a 2.3 mm scleral incision (Machemer et al, 1971).
The approach was modified in 1974, with the introduction of a 20-gauge vitrector (0.9 mm diamete
The approach was modified in 1974, with the introduction of a 20-gauge vitrector (0.9 mm diamete
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| Title | Comparative study of surgically induced astigmatism after 23 Gauge sutureless vitrectomy versus after 20 Gauge vitrectomy using radial and circumferential sclerotomies | Other Titles | دراسة مقارنة للاستيجماتيزم الناتج عن الجراحة بعد ازالة الجسم الزجاجى بدون غرز باستخدام القاطع قطر 23 وبين ازالة الجسم الزجاجى باستخدام القاطع 20 باستخدام جرح قطرى وجرخ محيطى بالصلبة . | Authors | Islam Abd Allah Mohalhal | Keywords | Comparative study of surgically induced astigmatism after 23 Gauge sutureless vitrectomy versus after 20 Gauge vitrectomy using radial and circumferential sclerotomies | Issue Date | 2012 | Description | In 1971, Machemer et al, described the use of a 17-guage vitreous cutter, with a diameter of 1.5 mm through a 2.3 mm scleral incision (Machemer et al, 1971). The approach was modified in 1974, with the introduction of a 20-gauge vitrector (0.9 mm diamete |
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