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Tommaso Rossi, EURETINA 2020 – Novel Instrument for Internal Limiting Membrane

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Published Online: Oct 6th 2020

We were delighted to catch up with Prof. Tommaso Rossi, who talked us through his presentation at EURETINA 2020 concerning a novel instrument for internal limiting membrane, amniotic and retinal flap manipulation.

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  1. What is the rationale for the use of amniotic membrane grafts in vitreoretinal surgery, and in what ophthalmic indications are they used? (00:06)
  1. Could you tell us a little about the novel instrument for internal limiting membrane, amniotic and retinal flap manipulation? (00:40)
  2. What are the advantages of this instrument compared with conventional vitreoretinal surgical techniques? (01:55)
  3. What clinical data support the use of this instrument? (02:37)
  4. What will be the likely impact of this instrument on clinical practice and what future studies are planned? (03:27)

Speaker Disclosure: Prof. Tommaso Rossi has no financial or non-financial relationships or activities to declare in relation to this interview.

Support: Interview and filming supported by Touch Medical Media Ltd.

Filmed in coverage of EURETINA 2020.

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