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Endothelial cell loss assessed using two different machines
New Orleans—Use of the Sovereign WhiteStar (AMO) phacoemulsification machine resulted in significantly less loss of endothelial cells compared with the Millennium (Bausch & Lomb) phacoemulsification machine. There was also less loss of endothelial cells associated with removal of dense cataracts, reported Chitra Sambare, MD, at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Ophthalmology.
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