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OSM560-April_DIGITAL_Layout 1 4/5/13 2:30 PM Page 87 Cataract | Refractive | Glaucoma Your process. Your patients. Our specialty. SCOPE OF PRACTICE The details and depth perception illuminated by a high-quality ophthalmic microscope can help surgeons avoid capsular rupture. "That will really slow you down. Even for experienced surgeons, that's where we lose a lot of time and efficiency." Posterior capsular rupture, which Dr. Cunningham describes as "far and away the Call to learn more about Sightpath Medical's Equipment & Services. most common intraoperative complication" in 888.975.5526 cataract surgery, is a function of patient anatomy. Advanced age, extremely dense cataracts, loose or broken zonules and previous trauma are conditions that tend to predispose a ruptured capsule. So does an inadequately dilated pupil or floppy iris. "The patient's use of Visit SightpathMedical .com/OS for more information. Flomax may fool you," says Dr. Yeh. "You get them dilated, then you end up fighting the A P R I L 2 013 | O U T PAT I E N T S U R G E R Y M A G A Z I N E | 8 5

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