|Articles|March 15, 2004
Cataract removal evolves from couching to phaco
Modern cataract surgery is for the most part accomplished by phacoemulsification through a small incision, the implantation of a foldable IOL, and no suture is required. It wasn't always that way! Here are some of the operations of the past.
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