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Phacoemulsification probe and sleeve used in cataract surgery (large model for wetlab teaching)

Created by
John Davis
Created:
8/15/24
Submitted:
10/9/26
Published:
10/9/26
Model of Phacoemulsification probe (used in cataract surgery)
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Phacoemulsification probe and sleeve used in cataract surgery (large model for wetlab teaching)

By Dr John Davis Akkara and Dr Rohit Rao

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