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OSM560-April_DIGITAL_Layout 1 4/5/13 2:30 PM Page 91 Cataract Refractive Cataract | Refrac ve | Glaucoma cti late ophthalmologist Joel Shugar, MD) can be administered intracamerally to dilate eyes. Mobile Femtosecond Lasers for Cataracts Meet MoFe TM Because the epinephrine can be difficult to obtain, you may have to purchase the mixture through a compounding pharmacy, she says; and because the active ingredients are preservative-free, it's a short-lived substance, so let your procurers know in advance when it's needed for a case. Dr. Vold notes that the use of femtosecond laser energy in cataract surgery, while promoted as a technology that can make the process more efficient, can also complicate dilation by making pupils smaller. He says he's chalked it up to the learning curve practitioners must ascend with the new method, and dilates aggressively. Wrong lens, right (or left) eye Visit Sightpath at ASCRS booth #2238 to learn more about integrating femtosecond procedures into your Cataract offering. Meet MoFe: mobile femtosecond laser solutions 10am & 2pm Sat & Sun MoFe Success: tips for successful implementation 10:30am & 2:30pm Sat & Sun Without question, wrong-eye surgery is a complication to be avoided at all costs. And it can be, with the staff communication, multiple verifications and site-marking pens dictated Visit SightpathMedical.com/OS or call 888.975.5526 for more information by the Joint Commission's Universal Protocol, 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 9

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