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[Incisions in cataract surgery through phacoemulsification].

Emilia Frone, C Tătaru

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Cataract surgery begins and ends with the incision. Incision has evolved also after the advent of facoemulsification, as the current trend is to smaller safer, less astigmatogen and fast healing incisions.

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Cataract surgery begins and ends with the incision. Incision has evolved also after the advent of facoemulsification, as the current trend is to smaller safer, less astigmatogen and fast healing incisions.

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Cataract surgery begins and ends with the incision. Incision has evolved also after the advent of facoemulsification, as the current trend is to smaller safer, less astigmatogen and fast healing incisions.

Key concepts: Phacoemulsification, Cataract surgery, Medicine, SAFER, Surgery, Ophthalmology, Surgical incision, Visual acuity

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