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discission /dis·cis·sion/ (dĭ-sish´un) incision, or cutting into, as of a soft cataract.
dis·cis·sion (d-szhn)
n.
1. The incision of or cutting through a part.
2. An operation for soft cataracts in which the crystalline capsule is opened and the substance of the crystalline lens is broken up to allow it to be absorbed.
discission [dĭ-sizh″un]
incision, or cutting into, as of a soft cataract.
discission
incision, or cutting into, as of a soft cataract.
discission-aspiration
a surgical technique for removal of soft cataracts in which abnormal lens material is broken into small pieces and removed by aspiration. Similar to phacofragmentation.
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