[Microincision cataract surgery--current state of knowledge]
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Abstract
Introduction:
Standard phacoemulsification is currently performed through a self-sealing, 2.2-2.8 mm incision. In recent years, the microincision phacoemulsification has been introduced, which constituted an important step in minimizing the surgical incision.
Purpose:
To present current knowledge of phacoemulsification through a microincision (C-MICS and B-MICS).
Conclusions:
Phacoemulsification through a microincision with implantation of latest generation intraocular lenses is an important step in the evolution of cataract surgery.
