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CataractSurgery is a free educational application designed for iPhone users, focusing on the intricacies of cataract surgery. This app aims to enhance users' understanding of the procedure by providing detailed information, visual aids, and interactive content. With a user-friendly interface, it allows individuals to navigate through various aspects of cataract surgery, including pre-operative assessments, surgical techniques, and post-operative care.

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The app is structured to cater to both patients and healthcare professionals, offering a comprehensive overview of the surgical process. Users can access informative articles, animations, and diagrams that explain the anatomy of the eye and the impact of cataracts. Additionally, the app includes quizzes and assessments to reinforce learning and ensure users grasp the essential concepts related to cataract surgery.

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Release
Latest update
Version
7.0
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
iOS
Operating System
iOS 12.1.2
Additional Requirements
Compatible with iPad. iTunes account required.
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By George Kong softwares
*A simulation/game of cataract surgery(Capsulorhexis & Phaco) - test your hand-eye coordination**First micro-surgical simulation App on AppStore....
*A simulation/game of cataract surgery(Capsulorhexis & Phaco) - test your hand-eye coordination**First micro-surgical simulation App on AppStore. Also available for iPhone/iPod touch. *** **** Capsulorhexis (with finger-easier or forceps-slightly harder)*****- One of the challenging parts of a cataract surgery is capsulorhexis - a maneuver of tearing a round opening in the thin membrane overlying the native lens known as the capsule. In this app, you can tear the membrane flap with your finger or forceps to form a perfectly round opening for starting cataract surgery. - The aim of the game is the prevent the membrane from tearing out to the side, while maintaining a round tear path.***** Phacoemulsification of Lens *****- An important part of cataract surgery is ultrasound phacoemulsification of lens (phaco). In this app you use your fingers to control a virtual ultrasound probe to phaco a lens. - You can control the position and angle of the probe by sliding your fingers- The aim is to phaco the lens into quadrants by following the guidelines and rotating the lens. Watch out not to puncture the posterior capsule or catch the anterior capsule rhexis edge!Key features:*** Rhexis ***- You get a score on how closely you reach the target - Time your procedure- Adjust the size of the pupil and density of the lens to increase the challenge- Adjust how spherical your lens is (affects how easily the tear goes out)- Tear the rhexis clockwise or anticlockwise- Save images of your rhexis for emailing to your friends*** Phaco **** Use fingers to control phaco probe to phaco a lens into quadrants* Adjustable lens density* Adjustable capsulorhexis size* Save image of your phaco end result for email to your friends* Time your phaco procedure*** Note this app is a virtual reality simulator/game - it is not intended for cataract surgery training. *** Please visit my blog http://donkeykong-george.blogspot.com/ for latest information and tips on updates for this game.cataractSurgery App is Copyright 2011 by Dr Yu Xiang George Kong MBBS BMedSci PhD
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