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Wilczynski M et al. – The visual results were excellent in both groups. Both MICS techniques enabled preservation of corneal endothelial cells equally well and were similar in terms of minor surgical trauma and the influence of surgery on corneal endothelial cell density. This results support the use of both MICS techniques for cataract surgery.


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