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Original Research

Closed-Chamber Anterior Capsulorhexis Under Air Tamponade In White Cataract

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Pages 2053-2057 | Published online: 18 Oct 2019

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Figure 1 (A) Starting capsulorhexis; (B) multiple light reflection rings at different tissue levels (arrow shows the capsulorhexis edge); (C) progression of capsulorhexis guided by light reflection at the torn capsular edge (arrow shows the capsulorhexis edge); (D) closing of capsulorhexis (arrow shows the capsulorhexis margin to the end of the circle); (E) arrows showing the completed circular capsulorhexis; and (F) arrows showing the complete capsulorhexis against a red reflection after phacoemulsification.

Figure 1 (A) Starting capsulorhexis; (B) multiple light reflection rings at different tissue levels (arrow shows the capsulorhexis edge); (C) progression of capsulorhexis guided by light reflection at the torn capsular edge (arrow shows the capsulorhexis edge); (D) closing of capsulorhexis (arrow shows the capsulorhexis margin to the end of the circle); (E) arrows showing the completed circular capsulorhexis; and (F) arrows showing the complete capsulorhexis against a red reflection after phacoemulsification.