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Nucleus drop during contract surgery on 30 August 2019, can this be removed successfully without any complication
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Yes , it can be removed successfully , the success rate is high ....with modern technology There may be some issues in small percentage of people which depends on many factors , that minimum risk is there with any procedure
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