Search

Ozurdex Injection Technique

Jason N. Crosson, MD, John Mason MD

Show Description +

Jason N. Crosson, MD, and John O. Mason, MD, demonstrate their technique for intravitreal injection of Ozurdex. This technique does not require a lid speculum, is quick, and is not painful for the patient. The authors do not bevel the incision and do not report issues with hypotony.

Posted: 5/25/2017

Keywords:

Branch retinal vein occlusion, BRVO

•

Dexamethasone intravitreal implant

•

Drug Delivery

•

Intravitreal Injection

•

OZURDEX

•

Steroids

•

Therapeutic drug delivery

Up Next

[2019] Amniotic Membrane Placement for Repair of Recurrent Macular Hole

[2019] Amniotic Membrane Placement for Repair of Recurrent Macular Hole

Stanislao Rizzo, MD

Pinhole Effect in Double Peel for Macular Hole

Pinhole Effect in Double Peel for Macular Hole

Hudson de Carvalho Nakamura, MD

Triple Procedure With Chronic Macular Hole, Subluxated IOL, and Retinal Detachment

Triple Procedure With Chronic Macular Hole, Subluxated IOL, and Retinal Detachment

Frederic Aissani, MD

Macular Hole Surgery: Retinal Massager

Macular Hole Surgery: Retinal Massager

Manish Nagpal, MS, DO, FRCS(UK)

Iatrogenic Macular Hole After TPA Injection for Submacular Hemorrhage

Iatrogenic Macular Hole After TPA Injection for Submacular Hemorrhage

Frederic Aissani, MD

The Big Mac: ILM Technique for Large Macular Holes

The Big Mac: ILM Technique for Large Macular Holes

Hudson Nakamura, MD

ILM Peel for Macular Hole Under Liquid PFC

ILM Peel for Macular Hole Under Liquid PFC

Hudson Nakamura, MD

My Peeling Technique for a Dense Plaque on the Posterior Capsule

My Peeling Technique for a Dense Plaque on the Posterior Capsule

Ashraf Armia, FRCSG, FACS

Experience a New Dimension: How Eyetube3D Works!

Experience a New Dimension: How Eyetube3D Works!

25-Gauge Vitrectomy for Retained Lens Fragments

25-Gauge Vitrectomy for Retained Lens Fragments

Yoreh Barak, MD, Lana Rifkin, MD, Omar Saleh, MD, Shlomit Schaal, MD, PhD

Ozurdex Injection Technique

Jason N. Crosson, MD, John Mason MD

Jason N. Crosson, MD, and John O. Mason, MD, demonstrate their technique for intravitreal injection of Ozurdex. This technique does not require a lid speculum, is quick, and is not painful for the patient. The authors do not bevel the incision and do not report issues with hypotony.

Posted: 5/25/2017

Keywords:

Branch retinal vein occlusion, BRVO

•

Dexamethasone intravitreal implant

•

Drug Delivery

•

Intravitreal Injection

•

OZURDEX

•

Steroids

•

Therapeutic drug delivery

Please log in to leave a comment.

Comments

Darren McAteer

7 years ago

No speculum and no gloves? Are you having a laugh?

Roberto Diaz

8 years ago

You are pushing the button too hard and aiming towards 12 oclock

More in Retina

AI for Ocular Oncology

AI for Ocular Oncology

Maria Berrocal, MD and Zelia Correa, MD, PhD

Aflibercept 8 mg in nAMD: Outcomes After Switching From Faricimab

Aflibercept 8 mg in nAMD: Outcomes After Switching From Faricimab

Ben Young, MD; Pheobe Mellen, MD; and Jordan Deaner, MD

Keeping Patients at the Center of GA Therapy: Motivating Patients, Halting Treatment, and Monitoring Progression

Keeping Patients at the Center of GA Therapy: Motivating Patients, Halting Treatment, and Monitoring Progression

John Kitchens, MD; Margaret Chang, MD, MS; David Eichenbaum, MD; and Ferhina Ali, MD, MPH

Keeping Patients at the Center of GA Therapy: A Young Patient with GA and Good Vision

Keeping Patients at the Center of GA Therapy: A Young Patient with GA and Good Vision

John Kitchens, MD; Margaret Chang, MD, MS; David Eichenbaum, MD; and Ferhina Ali, MD, MPH