Management of Suspected Endogenous Endophthalmitis: Part 1

Ted Leng, MD

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A proper workup and timely interventions can help to limit vision loss.

Posted: 9/06/2013

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Endophthalmitis

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ILM Peeling

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Vitrectomy

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Management of Suspected Endogenous Endophthalmitis: Part 1

Ted Leng, MD

A proper workup and timely interventions can help to limit vision loss.

Posted: 9/06/2013

Keywords:

Endophthalmitis

•

ILM Peeling

•

Vitrectomy

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somnath chakraborty

11 years ago

I agree with dr salabh. The vitreous is clear! How can we call it endoph?

SHALABH SINHA

11 years ago

this looks like sub ILM dehemoglobinised blood

Jonathan Criss

11 years ago

strong work, Ted.

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