What medications do we typically use for routine cataract surgery? This video provides a complete list including pre-op and post-op … More
Category: medications for the eye
1036: How to prepare Triamcinolone
Triamcinolone is a longer-acting steroid that is very useful for intra-ocular surgery. We can use it to modulate inflammation, to … More
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Review: IntraCameral Medications
Putting medication directly into the anterior segment of the eye can be very effective. There are many different medications that … More
Lysis of Synechiae and Cataract Surgery
In patients with prior uveitis, synechiae between the iris and the anterior lens capsule can develop. These adhesions will prevent … More
Sub-Tenon’s Anesthetic Injection Technique
Placing anesthetic agents in the retro-bulbar space provides excellent anesthesia and akinesia during ocular surgery. We have previously shown the … More
Technique for Retrobulbar Anesthetic Injection
To perform a safe cataract surgery and to keep the patient comfortable and pain-free, we need to give a sufficient … More
Cataract Surgery after Prior Uveitis Issues
Doing cataract surgery in an eye with a prior history of uveitis can be more challenging than a typical case. … More
IntraCameral Medications during Cataract Surgery
Putting medication directly into the anterior segment of the eye can be very effective. There are many different medications that … More