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PHACODYNAMICS

Phacoemulsification for Residents Unpad - Cicendo Eye Hospital 2020

Andrew M.H. Knoch, MD

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Two Basic Elements of Phaco Dynamics

Ultrasound Power:

• emulsify the crystalline lens Fluidics:

remove the emulsate via the aspiration port

counteract the potential heat buildup and repulsive action of the phaco tip

• maintaining adequate depth and pressure in the anterior chamber

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Phaco Machine

Consist of :

• Console

• Foot pedal

• Handpiece

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Console

Control panel

Mainframe (Phaco driver)

Fluid management system

Hand piece Foot pedal

BSS Lift Rod

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Console.

Phaco driver (Computer)

Handpiece

Electrical

energy Phaco tip

mechanical

energy cataract

Phaco cataract surgery requires the use of complex phaco machines

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Foot Pedal

• Three major function, controlled with foot pedal :

Irrigation

Aspiration

Fragmentation

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Foot Pedal.

Foot pedal position 2 and 3 :

Linear / Fixed /

Surgeon Control Panel

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Handpiece

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Irrigation

Aspiration

Phaco tip

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Phaco Handpiece

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I/A Handpiece.

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Main Phaco Parameter

Flow Rate

Vacuum

Power

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Aspiration Flow Rate (cc/min)

• Primary force that attracts material to the phaco tip

Determines how fast material is drawn to the tip = Followability

High Flow

Low Flow

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Vacuum –Occlusion (mmHg)

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Ultrasound Power = Stroke Length (%)

• Frequency (kHz) – fixed How OFTEN

• Stroke length (%) – variable How FAR

This length is generally 2 to 4 mils (50 – 100um)

Stoke length

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Stroke Length

• The setting phaco power is the percentage of stroke length Such as :

The maximum stroke length = 100um

30%(phaco power) = 100um(stroke length ) X 30%

= 30um

The actual stroke length is determined by :

• phaco machine setting

• foot pedal excursion in position 3

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Phaco Parameters

Aspiration Flow Rate

• cc/min

• Followability

Vacuum

• mmHg

• Holding Forces

Ultrasound Power

• %

• Emulsifying forces

Others

• Bottle height

• U/S Power Modulation

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Bottle Height

Every 15cm (6 inches) bottle height above the eye

=

Approximately 11mmHg pressure is produced intraocularly

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Surge

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Surge

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Surge

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Surge

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Bottle Height and Vacuum.

Vacuum Bottle Height

150 65

200 – 250 85

250 - 300 110

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U/S Power Modulation

Continous

Pulse

Burst

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Continuous mode

START FOOTSWITCH

POSITION 3

FINISH FOOTSWITCH

POSITION 3

The power(stoke length) is determined by foot pedal

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Pulse mode

START FOOTSWITCH

POSITION 3

FINISH FOOTSWITCH

POSITION 3

The power is determined by foot pedal

Linear power

Pre-selected Duty Cycle (on-off time)

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Burst mode

START FOOTSWITCH

POSITION 3

FINISH FOOTSWITCH

POSITION 3

The duration is determined by foot pedal

Variable duration(Duty Cycle) Fix power

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Burst and Pulse

burst

pulse

Finish FP3 Start FP3

Finish FP3 Start FP3

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Continous, Pulse, Burst ?

Sculpting : Linear, Continuous mode or pulse

mode

Chopping:

Burst mode then to have the vacuum on

fixed so that it will build

quickly

Quadrant removal:

Pulse mode

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TAKE HOME MESSAGE

Understanding Phacodynamics :

• Allows surgeon to optimize machine settings

• Safely trouble shoot problems during surgery

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THANK YOU

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Phaco Setting

Bottle Height

30 cm = 1 feet = 22 mmHg

60 cm = 2 feet = 44 mmHg

90 cm = 3 feet = 66 mmHg Flow Rate

Peristaltic : 20 - 30 cc/min optimum Vacuum

+ 10 times of Flow Rate

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Phaco Setting

Power for Sculpting :

• Power = (grade of nucleus x 15) + 25

Grade 1 = 15 + 25 = 40%

Grade 2 = 30 + 25 = 55%

Grade 3 = 45 + 25 = 70%

Grade 4 = 60 + 25 = 85%

Grade 5 = 75 + 25 = 100%

Power for Quadrant Removal

• 30% less than Sculpting

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Two Types of Pump

Venturi Pump: Pressure Type – Active Control of Pressure, Passive Change of Flow

Peristaltic Pump: Flow type – Active Control of Flow, Passive Change of Pressure

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Venturi vs Peristaltic

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Vacuum –Rise Time

The faster the flow rate, the shorter the vacuum rise time

Aspiration flow rate decreased by half, the vacuum rise time is doubled

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