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Evisceration with scleral quadrisection, alloplastic sphere implantation could be alternative to enucleation
For patients with painful or cosmetically unacceptable blind eyes and uncontrolled endophthalmitis, evisceration with scleral quadrisection and alloplastic sphere implantation is a less involved alternative procedure to enucleation, a study found.
Study shows associations between uveal melanoma and iris nevi, cutaneous nevi and freckles
Uveal melanoma was linked in a meta-analysis to cutaneous nevi, iris nevi and cutaneous freckles.
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Silicone tube affects normalization of conjunctival flora after dacryocystorhinostomy
While multiple factors contribute to the normalization of the conjunctival flora after dacryocystorhinostomy, the presence of a silicone tube increased the time by a significant number of weeks.
Sutureless repair of orbital fracture may limit postop complications
Unsutured orbital fracture repair yielded a low incidence of postoperative complications and showed promise for transconjunctival repair of isolated orbital floor and complex orbital fractures.
Meshed periorbital skin grafts prove viable and offer good cosmesis
PHILADELPHIA Meshed full-thickness skin grafts in the periorbital region proved comparable to unmeshed grafts, according to a clinician.
Ocular aesthetic procedures increasing as technologies improve, baby boomers age
Ophthalmologists are finding more baby boomers in their offices who are looking for more aesthetic surgical procedures, including Botox and dermal fillers. And while oculoloplastic surgeons are similarly expanding their scope of practice beyond the eyes, the distinction between the two specialties has blurred.
Study links pterygium, ocular surface squamous neoplasia
All pterygium specimens should be submitted for histopathologic examination to identify any associated ocular surface squamous neoplasia at an early stage.
Despite economic downturn, future of aesthetic surgery still promising
Aesthetic surgery has seen significant growth over the past decade, both in number of patients treated and number of products offered.
Do you think a line should be drawn to determine what aesthetic/cosmetic procedures ophthalmologists perform?
Ophthalmologists draw their own line for best patient care Yes, a line should be drawn. Oculofacial plastic surgeons have already drawn the line and will continue to do so. But the line we draw is not an arbitrary landmark on the face or a restriction to surgery on particular segments of the human body. The line we draw is to always maintain the highest regard for our patients, to strive to achieve the safest and best outcomes for our patients.
Porous orbital implant shows 7.4% exposure rate at 20-month follow-up
Despite showing some complication risks, a porous aluminum oxide orbital implant had an exposure rate of less than 8% and proved durable, safe and highly biocompatible compared with acrylic orbital implants.
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