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1.8-mm coaxial microincision cataract surgery with the Stellaris Vision Enhancement System
Affiliations- Laser Plus Eye, Nea Smyrni, Athens, Greece, Greece
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Abstract
The purpose of this review is to analyse the benefits of phacoemulsification with 1.8-mm coaxial microincision cataract surgery using the Stellaris Vision Enhancement System. The Stellaris operating system and its advantages are explained and analysed. Other techniques are also referred to. The surgical technique of 1.8-mm microincision cataract surgery using Stellaris is described and some essential and helpful tips are explained. The Stellaris Enhancement System makes 1.8-mm microincision cataract surgery fast and easy for the surgeon, leading to high rates of patient satisfaction from the first postoperative days.
Abstract
The purpose of this review is to analyse the benefits of phacoemulsification with 1.8-mm coaxial microincision cataract surgery using the Stellaris Vision Enhancement System. The Stellaris operating system and its advantages are explained and analysed. Other techniques are also referred to. The surgical technique of 1.8-mm microincision cataract surgery using Stellaris is described and some essential and helpful tips are explained. The Stellaris Enhancement System makes 1.8-mm microincision cataract surgery fast and easy for the surgeon, leading to high rates of patient satisfaction from the first postoperative days.
Keywords
cataract surgery, 1.8-mm cataract surgery, 1.8-mm C-MICS, Stellaris Vision Enhancement System
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1.8-mm coaxial microincision cataract surgery with the Stellaris Vision Enhancement System
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Article type
Review paper
Pages
54-57
Published online
2017-06-28
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Bibliographic record
Ophthalmol J 2017;2(2):54-57.
Keywords
cataract surgery
1.8-mm cataract surgery
1.8-mm C-MICS
Stellaris Vision Enhancement System
Authors
Ioannis Mallias
Panagiota Mylova
Anastasia Tassiopoulou
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