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A 70-years-old man with an iris tumor right eye. Universal anesthesia. The conjunctiva is cut at the limbus 350 degrees, and then the conjunctiva is separated from the sclera with a pair of scissors. Flushing with local anesthesia with adrenalin. The 4-rectus muscles are dissected free and a suture is placed then the muscle is cut. A forceps is placed at the nasal and lateral retus muscle to be able to lift the eye when cutting the visual nerve with a curved scissors. Only a little cautery is ne