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[Ultrastructure of the lens capsule in pseudoexfoliation syndrome].

Svatopluk Synek, Libor Páč

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The authors examined, using transmission electron microscopy, the lenticular capsule obtained during phacoemulsification by circular capsulorrhexy in pseudoexfoliation syndrome. The assembled findings indicate degenerative changes of the lenticular capsule, manifested by destruction of the surface layer.

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The authors examined, using transmission electron microscopy, the lenticular capsule obtained during phacoemulsification by circular capsulorrhexy in pseudoexfoliation syndrome. The assembled findings indicate degenerative changes of the lenticular capsule, manifested by destruction of the surface layer.

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The authors examined, using transmission electron microscopy, the lenticular capsule obtained during phacoemulsification by circular capsulorrhexy in pseudoexfoliation syndrome. The assembled findings indicate degenerative changes of the lenticular capsule, manifested by destruction of the surface layer.

Key concepts: Pseudoexfoliation, Lens capsule, Pseudoexfoliation syndrome, Capsule, Ultrastructure, Phacoemulsification, Transmission electron microscopy, Ophthalmology

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