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Intraocular Lens-shell Technique in Phacoemulsification
In this study, the investigators introduce a surgical procedure called "IOL-shell technique" in the purpose of reduce complications of surgeries for dense cataract, and report a prospective randomized controlled study aiming at assessing efficacy and safety of the IOL-shell technique, which showed that the new procedure offered a safer way for hard cataract surgery over the conventional phacoemulsification procedure without compromise in efficacy.
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