Surgical Anesthesia: When to block, sedate, or go general

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Kevin M. Miller, MD, presents supplementary material to an April 2016 CRST article about the use of anesthesia in the presence of ocular comorbidities and high risk factors in cataract surgery.

Posted: 3/28/2016

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Anesthesia

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Cataract Surgery

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Complex Case

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Description: Kevin M. Miller, MD, presents supplementary material to an April 2016 CRST article about the use of anesthesia in the presence of ocular comorbidities and high risk factors in cataract surgery.

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