2003
DOI: 10.1016/s0002-9394(02)02072-x
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Newly designed self-retaining contact lens for vitreous surgery

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“…In this study, we report the results of a retrospective analysis on the repair of primary RRD through sutureless MIVS with the use of a noncontact sutureless WAVS. The noncontact sutureless WAVS have several advantages over the hand-held irrigating lens systems or the self-irrigating fixed contact lens retaining ring system [12]. The noncontact sutureless WAVS does not require an experienced assistant to hold the lens in place, thus the risk of excessive pressure on the cornea, causing corneal epithelial defect or edema, is avoided.…”
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“…However, corneal surface dehydration and lens condensation could significantly decrease the visibility of the fundus image, and this requires occasional irrigation of the corneal surface or cleaning of the front lens [12, 13]. With BIOM (Oculus Surgical, Inc), Merlin (Volk Optical, Inc.) and OFFISS (Topcon Medical Inc.) noncontact WAVS, focus is achieved by moving entire lens support system up and down to adjust the distance between the cornea and front lens.…”
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