Category: Medications and treatment

EXOPHTHALMOS PROPTOSIS

EXOPHTHALMOS (PROPTOSIS)

Protrusion of the eyeball, walleyed eyes. It may be inherent with skull malformations (craniostenosis). Acquired exophthalmos is a result of increased orbital content. Acute exophthalmos is caused by a sudden […]

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SPECIAL WAYS OF OPHTHALMIC TREATMENT

Subconjunctival treatment   Subconjunctivally are given antibiotics, mydriatics atropine (mydriatic cocktail = atropine + adrenaline + ksilocain), antibiotics and steroids at iridocyclitis and corneal ulcers. Autohema is a subconjunctival injection […]

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MEDICATIONS

  DRIPPING THE EYE DROPS   Pull the lower eyelid downwards and drip one to two drops into the lower transient furrow. The patient should keep the eyes closed for […]

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