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Injection of Mitomycin C Intraoperatively During Trabeculectomy

Albert S Khouri, MD

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Albert S Khouri, MD, describes a technique for injection of mitomycin C at the beginning of trabeculectomy filtering surgery. Injection of mitomycin C is performed through a very small snip incision at the limbus using a blunt tip cannula. Injection of mitomycin C allows the delivery of a precise and consistent dose of the antimetabolite to a large surface area, and avoids the use of surgical sponges.

Posted: 2/13/2014

Keywords:

Glaucoma

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Mitomycin C, MMC

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Trabeculectomy

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Injection of Mitomycin C Intraoperatively During Trabeculectomy

Albert S Khouri, MD

Albert S Khouri, MD, describes a technique for injection of mitomycin C at the beginning of trabeculectomy filtering surgery. Injection of mitomycin C is performed through a very small snip incision at the limbus using a blunt tip cannula. Injection of mitomycin C allows the delivery of a precise and consistent dose of the antimetabolite to a large surface area, and avoids the use of surgical sponges.

Posted: 2/13/2014

Keywords:

Glaucoma

•

Mitomycin C, MMC

•

Trabeculectomy

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HECTOR FORERO

11 years ago

EXCELLENT VERY GOOD IDEA

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