Managing Chemosis After a Posterior Sub-Tenon Anesthetic Block

Jorge Arroyo, MD; Jason Brenner, MD; and Matthew Bickford, MD

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Drs. Arroyo, Brenner, and Bickford discuss the benefits and risks of anesthetic blocks using a retrobulbar needle versus blunt infusion cannulas as they manage unexpected chemosis.

Posted: 10/26/2023

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Chemosis

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Anesthesia

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Managing Chemosis After a Posterior Sub-Tenon Anesthetic Block

Jorge Arroyo, MD; Jason Brenner, MD; and Matthew Bickford, MD

Drs. Arroyo, Brenner, and Bickford discuss the benefits and risks of anesthetic blocks using a retrobulbar needle versus blunt infusion cannulas as they manage unexpected chemosis.

Posted: 10/26/2023

Keywords:

Chemosis

•

Anesthesia

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