Digging Two Halls Adjacent to Capsulorhexis, Mimicking a New Lens Equator, Results in Stable First Phaco Chopping for Surgeons-in-Training | ASCRS
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Digging Two Halls Adjacent to Capsulorhexis, Mimicking a New Lens Equator, Results in Stable First Phaco Chopping for Surgeons-in-Training
May 2019
Meeting: 2019 Annual Meeting
Presenter: Masayuki Akimoto, MD; Naomi Miyamoto, MD
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Mastering phacochop technique is challenging for surgeons-in-training. We hypothesized if we dig two halls in opposite angles adjacent to capsulorhexis, mimicking a new lens equator, we may bury a chip and a chopper in an appropriate depth and then easily sandwich and chop the lens. We see our young doctors acquiring standard phacochop technique more safely after repeatedly practicing this method.
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This film was submitted to the 37th Annual ASCRS Film Festival within the 2019 ASCRS ASOA Annual Meeting. 

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