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Decrease and conquer: Phacoemulsification technique for hard nucleus cataracts
Journal of Cataract & Refractive Surgery, 09/28/09

Kim HK et al. – Whereas the goal of the conventional nucleofractis technique is complete fragmentation of the lens, the technique aims to separate the endonuclear core from the epinucleus. This is done in 3 steps: circumferential disassembly, decreasing the central nucleus volume, and conquering the remnant. The technique offers safer and more effective phacoemulsification in patients with hard nucleus cataracts.

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