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Optimize the Ocular Surface Prior to Cataract Surgery

Gary Wortz, MD

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In this video, Dr. Gary Wortz discussed how he prepared the ocular surface of an EBMD patient with PROKERA prior to cataract surgery. He performed a keratectomy with a PROKERA insertion afterwards in both eyes of the patient (one at a time). The patient noticed a significant improvement in their vision after second keratectomy.

See how doctors around the country are using PROKERA® as part of their treatment strategy - https://www.biotissue.com/products/prokera/prokera-indications.aspx

Posted: 4/22/2019

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Anti-inflammatories

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Keratometry

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Optimize the Ocular Surface Prior to Cataract Surgery

Gary Wortz, MD

In this video, Dr. Gary Wortz discussed how he prepared the ocular surface of an EBMD patient with PROKERA prior to cataract surgery. He performed a keratectomy with a PROKERA insertion afterwards in both eyes of the patient (one at a time). The patient noticed a significant improvement in their vision after second keratectomy.

See how doctors around the country are using PROKERA® as part of their treatment strategy - https://www.biotissue.com/products/prokera/prokera-indications.aspx

Posted: 4/22/2019

Keywords:

Anti-inflammatories

•

Keratometry

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