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The authors disclosethe following financialrelationships:

Anthony J. Aldave,MD: consultant fees,AlIergan; grant support, National Eye Institute

Anthony C. Arnold, MD: consultant and lecture fees,Pfizer Ophthalmics StevenJ. Gedde,MD: lecture fees,Merck U.S. Human Health and Pfizer

Ophthalmics

JayM. Lustbader,MD: grant support, Alcon Laboratories,Inc; equity ownership/stock options, LCA Vision

PeterA. Quiros, MD: lecture fees,AlIergan, Inc. NicholasJ. Volpe,MD: consultant fees,Pfizer Ophthalmics Norman Zabriskie,MD: lecture fees,Pfizer Ophthalmics

The other authors do not statesignificant financial interest or other relationship with the manufacturerof any commercialproduct discussedin the chaptersthat they contributed to this publication or with the manufacturerof any competing commercialproduct: MariaM. Aaron, MD; Keith D. Carter,MD; Madhuri Chilakapati,MD; JackA. Cohen, MD, FACS; OscarA. Cruz, MD; J. Paul Dunn, MD; Eric R. Holz, MD; Aaleya Koreishi, MD; PaulD. Langer,MD; Jennifer Lee,MD; Andrew G. Lee,MD; YunheeLee,MD, MPH; Casey Mickler, MS; FrankJ. Moya, MD; EnsaK. Pillow, MD; Scott Sigler,MD;

David K. Wallace,MD; EdwardJ. Wladis,MD.

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Library of CongressCataloging-in-Publication Data Basicprinciples of ophthalmic surgery / Anthony C. Arnold, executiveeditor.

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.Includesbibliographical referencesandindex. ISBN 1-56055-629-3(soft cover)

1. Eye--Surgery. I. Arnold, Anthony C.

[DNLM: 1. Ophthalmologic SurgicalJ'rocedures.2. EyeDiseases-surgery.

contents

Advantagesand

Disadvantagesof

PostoperativeDressings 201

Indications 202

Supplies 203

Techniquefor Dressing

Placement 205

Nonpressure DressingWith

a Shield 205

PressureDressing 207

PostoperativeInstructions 208

Chapter 16

Postoperative

Management 211

Nicholas J. Volpe, MD

Timing of Postoperative

Care 213

Anterior Segment

Surgery 214

StrabismusSurgery 214

Eyelid and Orbital

Surgery 215

Retinovitreous Surgery 215

Complications of

Retrobulbar or Peribulbar

AnestheticInjections 218

Anterior Segment

Surgery 219

StrabismusSurgery 220

Eyelid and Orbital

Surgery 220

Retinovitreous

Surgery 220

LaserSurgery 221

Appendix A:

Preferred Responses, Chapter

Self-Assessment Tests 223

Index 225