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Phaco improved with burst mode setting

Portland, OR-The addition of the burst mode to the Millennium Phacoemulsification System (Bausch & Lomb, Rochester, NY) is a boon to the system, according to a recent study. Using the burst mode during cataract surgery reduces the amount of energy that enters the eye, which allows for a less invasive procedure and improved visual outcomes.

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