Film 98916 Zombie Double Tap Works Every Time to Prevent IOP Spikes & CME | ASCRS
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Film 98916 Zombie Double Tap Works Every Time to Prevent IOP Spikes & CME
April 2024
Meeting: 2024 ASCRS Annual Meeting
Presenting Authors: John Jarstad, MD, ABO; Andrew Plummer, MD
Category: New Techniques
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Postoperative IOP spikes are the #1 complication of cataract surgery. The current standard of care, the ""Goldilocks Method"" of tapping on the eye with a finger, Weck cell, or Q-tip at the end of a case and estimating ""not too firm, not too soft, IOP must be safe."" Is it? We have discovered a safe, new, reproducible method to ensure IOP does not spike called ""Zombie Double Tap"" preventing PO spikes

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