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Caribbean Eye: 2017

The Iris Protection Plan

Denise Visco, MD

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Denise Visco, MD, shares her real-world data on the use of intracameral phenylephrine + ketorolac in 46 high-risk eyes undergoing cataract surgery. Retrospective results showed the combination agent was associated with a statistically significant reduction in the need for pupil-expansion devices and surgical duration in patients with known risk factors for intraoperative miosis when compared to intracameral epinephrine. The phenylephrine + ketorolac strategy may potentially reduce complications.

Posted: 2/01/2017

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The Iris Protection Plan

Denise Visco, MD

Denise Visco, MD, shares her real-world data on the use of intracameral phenylephrine + ketorolac in 46 high-risk eyes undergoing cataract surgery. Retrospective results showed the combination agent was associated with a statistically significant reduction in the need for pupil-expansion devices and surgical duration in patients with known risk factors for intraoperative miosis when compared to intracameral epinephrine. The phenylephrine + ketorolac strategy may potentially reduce complications.

Posted: 2/01/2017

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