A capsulorhexis is fundamental to determining a patient’s effective lens position. If it’s not perfect and the lens isn’t centered, it can result in lens tilt and negatively affect the patient’s visual outcome. In this clip, Priya Mathews, MD and Nick Bruns, OD, FAAO take a closer look at the benefits of having a precise capsulorhexis, adjusting for an imperfect one, and how using FLACS can lead to better visual outcomes and IOL performance.
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