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J. L. Alió et al.

Fig. 2.40 MICS plane

a

b

instruments: phaco tip (a),

 

 

Alio’s Stinger and aspiration

 

 

cannula (b)

 

 

because of the trapezoidal shape. This concept of irri- gation-aspiration flat tool is a new way of conserving the wound (Fig. 2.40).

Take Home Pearls

ßThe right choice of instruments will help the surgeon in the transition.

ßWatertight incisions, especially during phacoemulsification and proper I/A instruments

should be used.

ßFluidics should be improved by increasing the inflow and reducing outflow by use of other

specific devices such as cruise control, which now is useful to improve MICS surgery at a high vacuum level.

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