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[Laser capsulotomy in cases of posterior capsule opacity in pseudophakia, aphakia and traumatic cataracts].

O Palacz, Z Sylwestrzak, A Palacz

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The results of Nd:YAG laser capsulotomy performed in 94 eyes of 90 patients (48 males and 42 females) are presented. Visual acuity 0.5 and better was achieved in 58.4% of cases. The authors discussed the techniques of the operations and some possible complications.

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The results of Nd:YAG laser capsulotomy performed in 94 eyes of 90 patients (48 males and 42 females) are presented. Visual acuity 0.5 and better was achieved in 58.4% of cases. The authors discussed the techniques of the operations and some possible complications.

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The results of Nd:YAG laser capsulotomy performed in 94 eyes of 90 patients (48 males and 42 females) are presented. Visual acuity 0.5 and better was achieved in 58.4% of cases. The authors discussed the techniques of the operations and some possible complications.

Key concepts: Pseudophakia, Medicine, Capsulotomy, Aphakia, Cataracts, Ophthalmology, Posterior Capsulotomy, Visual acuity

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