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What Do I Do If the Pupil Comes Down Midway through a Case?
May 2019
Meeting: 2019 Annual Meeting
Session: SYM-201 Surgical Essentials: Getting You out of Trouble in Cataract Surgery
Presenter: Tal Raviv, MD, FACS
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When unplanned pupil meiosis occurs mid phaco, this video based presentation demonstrates how to recover the case safely. One option, converting to supracapsular phaco is demonstrated in a few video examples.
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Cataract small pupil pupil meiosis complex cataract surgical technique complications management challenging case
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This presentation is from the session "SYM-201 Surgical Essentials: Getting You out of Trouble in Cataract Surgery" from the 2019 ASCRS Annual Meeting held on May 4-7, 2019 in San Diego, California.

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