Micro Incisional cataract surgery (MICS)
MICS represents an advanced approach to cataract surgery that uses ultra-small incisions to remove cataracts and implant intraocular lenses.
What is MICS?
MICS is performed through incisions as small as 1.8 to 2.2 millimeters, significantly smaller than traditional cataract surgery incisions. This minimally invasive technique allows for better wound construction and faster healing.
Key Advantages
- Smaller incision size (1.8-2.2mm)
- Sutureless surgery
- Faster visual recovery
- Reduced astigmatism induction
- Lower risk of infection
- Better wound stability
- Minimal surgical trauma
- Quicker return to daily activities
Technical Features
- Bimanual or coaxial technique options
- Advanced fluidics for chamber stability
- Specialized micro instruments
- Compatible with premium IOLs
- Enhanced safety profile
- Improved surgical control.
Surgical Process
- Creation of micro incisions
- Advanced phacoemulsification
- Cortical cleanup
- Foldable IOL implantation
- Self-sealing wound closure
Recovery Benefits
- Minimal post-operative discomfort
- Reduced inflammation
- Faster wound healing
- Better refractive outcomes
- Lower risk of complications
- Earlier visual stabilization
Ideal Candidates
- Most cataract patients
- Those seeking quick recovery
- Patients concerned about surgical trauma
- Individuals with active lifestyles
- Those requiring premium IOLs
Technology
LENS X
Centurion Vision System
NGENUITY 3D Visualization System
Dr. O.P Agrawal
(MBBS , D.O.M.S , F.C.L.I )
Medical director : Rohit Eye Hospital and Child Care Centre, Indore lasik laser centre Pvt.Ltd.
Cataract, Glaucoma & lasik laser surgeon
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Dr. Palak Agrawal
MBBS, DNB (Gold medalist), FICO, FRS, MNAMS , MRCS (Ed)
Cataract & Refractive surgeon
