Vol. 32, Issue 2

Omidria

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Robert Osher, MD, discusses the use of Omidria (Omeros) in cataract surgery and shows several cases with and without the agent for comparison. The medication is a combination of ketorolac, which blocks the miotic response to the release of prostaglandins during phaco, and phenylephrine, which constantly stimulates the pupillary dilator.

Posted: 9/06/2016

Keywords:

Anti-inflammatories

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AutoSert IOL Injector

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Cataract Surgery

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Healon 5

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Inflammation

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Intraoperative Floppy Iris Syndrome, IFIS

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Miosis

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Mydriasis

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Omeros

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Omidria

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Small pupil

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Steroids

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VJCRS

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Description: Robert Osher, MD, discusses the use of Omidria (Omeros) in cataract surgery and shows several cases with and without the agent for comparison. The medication is a combination of ketorolac, which blocks the miotic response to the release of prostaglandins during phaco, and phenylephrine, which constantly stimulates the pupillary dilator.