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Removal of heavy silicone oil from the posterior surface of the natural lens
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Removal of heavy silicone oil from the posterior surface of the natural lens
DOI: 10.3207/4206714668
Apparently not only silicone but rarely also the natural lens provides a surface for strong adherence of silicone oil, in this case heavy silicone oil (Densiron®). The removal is possible by a solvent for silicone oil: F6H8 or F4H5, two semifluorinated fluorocarbons. The solvent plus the fluid jet manage to remove the oil form the surface of the natural lens.
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Author: Bernd Kirchhof
Submitted: 18/08/2009
Published: 18/08/2009
Views: 5250
