论文信息 - Selective and specific targeting of lens epithelial cells during cataract surgery using sealed- capsule irrigation. - 字舞流文

Selective and specific targeting of lens epithelial cells during cataract surgery using sealed- capsule irrigation.

We describe the technique of sealed capsule irrigation, which aims to reduce posterior capsule opacification and better control lens epithelial cell activity.

Geoff Neilson | S. Pandey | A. Maloof | Suresh K Pandey | Anthony Maloof | E John Milverton | G. Neilson | E. J. Milverton

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