
|Articles|May 1, 2012
Treat, prevent dry eye prior to cataract surgery
Author(s)William B. Trattler, MD
It is vital to identify and prevent dry eye and blepharitis pre-surgery because these conditions can affect IOL calculations and more.
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It is vital to identify and prevent dry eye and blepharitis pre-surgery because these conditions can affect IOL calculations (inaccurate keratometry can lead to incorrect IOL power); limbal relaxing incisions, or toric IOL axis and/or magnitude; and inaccurate topography, which can hinder visual results and surgical outcomes.
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