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Given the well-known advantages of sutureless, vitrectomy and paucity of post-operative hypotony and endophthalmitis, we feel that the 23-gauge instrumentarium is the method of choice when combined with phacoemulsification for non-posturing, macular hole surgery.
Naturejobs - All Jobs G Heath 2010
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Given the well-known advantages of sutureless, vitrectomy and paucity of post-operative hypotony and endophthalmitis, we feel that the 23-gauge instrumentarium is the method of choice when combined with phacoemulsification for non-posturing, macular hole surgery.
Naturejobs - All Jobs G Heath 2010
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Chronic ciliary body damage - permanent hypotony Ciliary body traction from a cyclitic membrane Hypotony more dangerous in chronic uveitis than glaucoma www. ophthalclass.blogspot.com
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Transient postoperative hypotony was the most common complication (21.1 %), resolving without treatment.
Naturejobs - All Jobs C Schweitzer 2009
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• Decreased vision may be due to refractive error (myopic or hyperopic shift) associated with such factors as macular edema, hypotony, or change in lens position.
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