We applied a pressure cuff onto the soft bag to increase the infusion pressure of the Peyman's miniphage, so that with it the pars plicata lensectomy and membranectomy became safer. We also developed ab interno iridectomy combined with pars plicata cataract surgery using the miniphage or wide-angle cutter vitrophage. By this new technique, angle closure glaucoma was prevented without excessive vitrectomy. Neither major intraoperative nor postoperative complications were encountered.
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