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The Importance of the Ocular Surface to Surgical Results
Learn about the effect of increased osmolarity on the corneal surface. This video provides insight into managing patients with hyperosmolarity and about the importance of testing in patients considering surgery.
Eric Donnenfeld, MD, clinical professor of ophthalmology at NYU and founding partner of the Ophthalmic Consultants of Long Island, speaks with Francesca Harman, MD, an instructor at Hillingdon Hospital in West London, about the effect of increased osmolarity on the corneal surface. Dr. Harman provides insight into managing patients with hyperosmolarity. She explains the importance of testing in patients considering surgery.
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