March 2012
Volume 53, Issue 14
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ARVO Annual Meeting Abstract  |   March 2012
A Comparative Study of Phacoemulsification With the OZil-Intelligent Phaco(IP) handpiece and OZil handpiece:retrospective clinical study
Author Affiliations & Notes
  • yoshinao setoguchi
    japanese red cross wakayama medical center, wakayama, Japan
  • hatsuka ito
    japanese red cross wakayama medical center, wakayama, Japan
  • hideo nakanishi
    japanese red cross wakayama medical center, wakayama, Japan
  • keniti kuroda
    japanese red cross wakayama medical center, wakayama, Japan
  • kaori amemiya
    japanese red cross wakayama medical center, wakayama, Japan
  • misa taniguchi
    japanese red cross wakayama medical center, wakayama, Japan
  • yoshio okamoto
    japanese red cross wakayama medical center, wakayama, Japan
  • athushi ootani
    japanese red cross wakayama medical center, wakayama, Japan
  • yasuhiro tanaka
    tanaka eye clinic, wakayama, Japan
  • Footnotes
    Commercial Relationships  yoshinao setoguchi, None; hatsuka ito, None; hideo nakanishi, None; keniti kuroda, None; kaori amemiya, None; misa taniguchi, None; yoshio okamoto, None; athushi ootani, None; yasuhiro tanaka, None
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Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science March 2012, Vol.53, 6642. doi:
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      yoshinao setoguchi, hatsuka ito, hideo nakanishi, keniti kuroda, kaori amemiya, misa taniguchi, yoshio okamoto, athushi ootani, yasuhiro tanaka; A Comparative Study of Phacoemulsification With the OZil-Intelligent Phaco(IP) handpiece and OZil handpiece:retrospective clinical study. Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci. 2012;53(14):6642.

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Abstract

Purpose: : To compare the intraoperative and short-term postoperative outcomes of cataract surgery performed with the OZil-IP handpiece and OZil handpiece using the Infiniti Vision System(Alcon)

Methods: : In this retrospective clinical study. 862eyes were assigned to Phacoemulsification With the OZil-IP or OZil. All surgery was perfomed by the same experienced surgeon with a standard phaco chop technique using the Infiniti Vision System. The outcome measures were US time(UST),cumulative dissipated energy(CDE) .Postoperative outocome measures were endothelial cell loss(ECL),was evaluated as follows:ECL=(preoperative cell count-postoperative cell count)/preoperative cell countx100%.

Results: : The OZil-IP group had 441 eyes and tha OZil group ,421 eyes.In the eyes with nucleus density grades of 1,2,3,4,5,the mean US time was 20.6seconds±6.9(SD), 45.1±16.0seconds, 69.9±21.5seconds, 99.9±32.5seconds,respectively,in the OZil-IP group and 15.2±9.3seconds, 45.3±13.3seconds,67.9±17.6seconds,127.5±31.4seconds,163.7±78.6seconds,respectively,in the OZil group(P<0.01); the mean CDE was2.6±2.4, 11.7±4.8, 18.5±5.8, 31.2±11.1,54.9±11.6,respectively,in the OZil-IP group and 3.4±2.8, 14.1±4.5,23.3±6.8,37.3±10.9,70.7±35.6,respectively,in the OZil group(P<0.01).At 30days , ECL was 2.9%±1.9%, 3.7%±2.5%, 4.3%±6.3%, 7.1%±7.4%,9.3%±6.9%,respectively,in the OZil-IP group and 3.5%±2.1%, 3.9%±2.9%, 4.6%±2.8%, 8.14%±8.2%,11.42%±5.6%,respectively,in the OZil group(P<0.01)

Conclusions: : Phacoemulsification With the OZil-Intelligent Phaco(IP) handpiece showed superior efficiency and less endothelial cell loss for Hard Cataracts,as compared With the OZil handpiece.

Keywords: cataract • cornea: endothelium 
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