When performing cataract surgery in a patient with uveitis, it is important to both plan ahead and plan for contingencies, Jessica B. Ciralsky, MD, said at the virtual American Academy of Ophthalmology annual meeting.
“Cataracts are a common problem in chronic uveitis patients because they often have sustained inflammation and prolonged steroid use, so you’re bound to encounter these patients in your practice,” Ciralsky said.
Ciralsky brings a plan, a backup plan and a contingency tray to the operating room because cases have potential to be difficult.
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