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DORC EVA NEXUS vitrectomy with Active Infusion Compensation - super stable vitrectomy!

I recently had the opportunity to use Active Infusion Compensation (AIC) for the first time during a peripheral shave vitrectomy to treat a horseshoe retinal tear with detachment, and I was incredibly impressed by the difference and performance. The stellar team with DORC Dutch Ophthalmic Research Center (International), now a part of ZEISS Medical Technology helped me make this experience seamless with the new DORC EVA NEXUS combination cataract/vitrectomy system. The stability of the retinal tear and detachment during the procedure was remarkable, thanks to dynamic IOP control that AIC offers. By maximizing my cut rate to 20,000 cuts per minute, I was able to reduce vitreous drag and perform a controlled vitrectomy over the retinal tear. This allowed me to amputate the horseshoe flap with better precision, minimizing vitreous traction and increasing overall control throughout the procedure. Like most cataract surgeons, I'm very familiar with flow-based settings for cataract surgery, but my experience with AIC showed me the value of flow-based IOP control in vitrectomy. For core vitrectomy, I still prefer the usual pressure-based settings to maximize efficiency in vitreous removal. However, in detached areas of the retina, the AIC mode is critical in enhancing surgeon control and improving outcomes. To the engineers and companies who support ever better technologies to help us surgeons achieve better outcomes for our patients, thank you! Looking forward to using AIC in more cases moving forward!