Active Fluidics Allows High Vacuum And Reduces Phaco Energy, Lens Removal Time

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A phacoemulsification machine with active fluidics enabled surgeons to use high vacuum while reducing cumulative dissipated energy and lens removal time, a clinician told colleagues here.

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The gene known to be associated with juvenile open angle glaucoma is:
1. PITX2
2. CYP1B1
3. TIGR/MYOC
4. FKHL7
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Active Fluidics Allows High Vacuum And Reduces Phaco Energy, Lens Removal Time

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