Subtle signs of an intact anterior vitreous face during pediatric cataract surgery
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- DOI: 10.1016/j.jcrs.2012.07.016
Subtle signs of an intact anterior vitreous face during pediatric cataract surgery
Abstract
We describe the subtle signs of the anterior vitreous face as a bulging structure, a homogenous staining pattern of 3 buttonholes, and a lamellar or fibrillar pattern intact. This should help surgeons correctly recognize the intact anterior vitreous face.
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