Phacotechnology and Incision Size
February 28, 2014
Christopher Starr MD, Tal Raviv MD, FACS
In the second episode of Eyetube Journal Club, Tal Raviv, MD, describes his study evaluating the new Micro-Implantation Suite of the AMO Whitestar Device. The purpose of the study, as Dr. Raviv explains, was to determine if there is a difference between a surgical incision of 2.7 mm, 2.4 mm, or 2.2 mm. He reports that he did not see much of a difference in results when moving to a 2.4mm incision, and moving to a 2.2mm incision makes insertion more difficult, possibly resulting in wound shrinkage or stretching.
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