Vitreo-retinal and Anterior Segments Micro F/S Tips All Gauges (23G)
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Vitreo-retinal and Anterior Segments Micro F/S Tips All Gauges (23G)
- Angle trocars obliquely (20–30°) to reduce wound leakage.
- Ensure proper alignment to avoid instrument friction.
- Use bimanual techniques for stability in small-gauge surgery.
- Minimize torque on sclerotomies to prevent retinal tears.
- Higher flow rates needed for smaller gauges (e.g., 27G) due to increased resistance.
- Adjust cut rate, vacuum, and infusion pressure based on gauge size.
- Faster healing, less trauma, but reduced flow efficiency.
- Use high-speed cutters (>5,000 cuts/min) to compensate for lower flow.
- Better for dense vitreous hemorrhage or complex detachments.
- Use chandelier lighting for bimanual maneuvers.
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