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VIDEO: 'Dropless' cataract surgery eliminates need for patient compliance

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ATLANTA – During a special session on advances in cataract surgery here at SECO, Bret Fisher, MD, discussed a proprietary compound of two antibiotics and a steroid injected transzonularly into the anterior vitreous at the time of surgery. 

This injection eliminates the need for many patients to self-administer postoperative drops.