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Ozurdex Injection Technique

Jason N. Crosson, MD, John Mason MD

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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

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Dexamethasone intravitreal implant

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Drug Delivery

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Intravitreal Injection

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OZURDEX

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Steroids

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Therapeutic drug delivery

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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

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Darren McAteer

8 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

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