Intravitreal Placement of Antibiotic/Steroid as a Substitute for Post-operative Drops Following Cataract Surgery

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This video will demonstrate a novel technique in cataract post-operative care, by placing an antibiotic/steroid combination in the vitreous via a transzonular approach, eliminating or reducing the need for post-op drops. The formulation is TriMoxi, a compounded formulation of Triamcinolone Acetonide and Moxifloxacin.

Posted: 5/05/2014

Intravitreal Placement of Antibiotic/Steroid as a Substitute for Post-operative Drops Following Cataract Surgery

This video will demonstrate a novel technique in cataract post-operative care, by placing an antibiotic/steroid combination in the vitreous via a transzonular approach, eliminating or reducing the need for post-op drops. The formulation is TriMoxi, a compounded formulation of Triamcinolone Acetonide and Moxifloxacin.

Posted: 5/05/2014

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