This is a very difficult cataract case: the anterior capsule is fibrotic and wrinkled and there is calcified cortex that is firmly adherent to the capsular bag. How can you successfully complete this tough case? Our guest surgeon does a great job and will show you the way.
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Do we know what kind of pathology created this dense fibrotic anterior capsule?
Also,do you thing a femtosecond laser would have made the rhexis even if it needed some manual traction at some areas?
Do we know what kind of pathology created this dense fibrotic anterior capsule?
Also,do you thing a femtosecond laser would have made the rhexis even if it needed some manual traction at some areas?