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Fig 1.

(A) 23-gauge HV needle (center) compared with 25-gauge (right) and 23-gauge (left) of guillotine needle. (B) High-magnification image of the tip and port of the HV.

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Table 1.

Multiple regression models using mixed repeated measures models: Predicting guillotine vitrector water and vitreous flow rates for increasing aspiration levels and cut rate.

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Table 2.

Multiple linear regression models using mixed repeated measures models: Predicting hypersonic vitrector water flow rates for increasing aspiration and % US power.

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Fig 2.

(A) Predicted and actual water flow through HV cutter for Vacuum * port area cross term. (B) Predicted and actual water flow through HV device for √Vacuum * port area cross term.

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Table 3.

HV water flow (ml/min) as a function of port diameter and vacuum.

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Table 4.

Multiple regression models using mixed repeated measures models, predicting vitreous flow rates for increasing aspiration and % US power.

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Fig 3.

Predicted and actual vitreous flow through HV cutter for vacuum* port area cross term.

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Table 5.

Increase in vitreous flow rate by increments of power or vacuum.

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Table 6.

Typical vitreous flow (ml/min) through 0.007 in diameter port at various vacuums and powers.

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Fig 4.

Average vitreous flow rate by cutting power for 23-gauge GV and 23-gauge HV cutters.

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