Emulsification and Aspiration Cataract Method Reviewed
Eye specialists weigh a new emulsification and aspiration technique using a 40000 dollar machine to liquify and aspirate the cataract instead of removing the lens whole. Proponents cite shorter hospital stays and quicker return to work, while skeptics call it experimental and urge patient choice of surgeon.
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L.A. Times
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Charles D. Kelman
American Medical Assi
Birmingham
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AMA
Joseph Dickson
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Kelman
Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
New York
United States
Great Britain
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