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Scleral-corneal incision limits induced astigmatism

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Mesa, AZ-A one-pass scleral-corneal incision technique seems to "offer the best of both worlds" to cataract surgeons, according to Neal Nirenberg, MD, who uses the technique almost exclusively for his cataract patients in his private practice in Mesa, AZ.

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