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Filtering device offers protection against surge during phaco

San Francisco-Phacoemulsification has just become safer with the developmentof a new anti-surge device known as "Cruise Control," accordingto I. Howard Fine, MD, who collaborated with STAAR Surgical, Monrovia, CA,in its development.

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