User's Manual Part 3

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Constellation
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Vision System
Surgery Screen: Surgical Steps
A “Surgical Step” identifies a related set of activities performed during a surgical
case. Examples are “Membrane Peeling” and “Core Vitrectomy.” A Surgical Step
is associated with a Surgery Mode and contains unique information relevant to that
mode such as the sub mode, which functions are on, and various values of surgical
parameters. Selecting a Surgical Step determines which surgical functions are
available. Surgical Steps that are grouped together form a Surgical Procedure.
Surgery Screen: Surgical Procedures
A Surgical Procedure describes which “Surgical Steps” are most likely to be
performed during a surgery. The goal is to organize the screen in such a way that the
surgeon can select steps “from left to right” as the surgery progresses. The user can
create custom procedures or modify existing procedures. A procedure must contain at
least one step and can contain as many steps as desired.
Note: See "Menu Bar: Procedure Selection" found ealier in this section for detail
information on creating and editing procedures.
Surgery Screen: Surgical Procedures - Accurus
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Classic Procedure
Accurus Classic procedure is a special procedure that is designed to mimic the look
of the Accurus
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instrument with the exception that the laser has been added. The
Accurus
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Classic procedure has several unique properties:
Steps cannot be added or removed.
Steps cannot be moved.
Steps cannot be renamed.
All Steps will always fit on the screen so there’s no need for scrolling.
The sub mode buttons will always be visible if there is more than one sub mode
for that step.
The Accurus
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Classic procedure contains one step for each surgery mode. However,
at any point in time only a subset or a “View” of the steps is displayed. The Views
differ depending on:
The Fluidics Operating Mode (Combined, Anterior or Posterior)
The connected U/S handpiece (defaults to Phaco if no U/S handpiece is
connected)
The screen shown in Figure 2-50a shows the Accurus
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Classic procedure in
combined mode.
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