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Dr. Scott highlights a case referred by a retina specialist due to an intravitreal injection hitting the lens, and a patient with a dense posterior polar cataract. He also demonstrates an endolenticular viscodissection, a technique he developed to efficiently crack a cataract that has been pretreated with a femtosecond laser.
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Wendell J. Scott, MD
Mercy Clinic Eye Specialists
Springfield, MO
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