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Dr. Amit Gupta

Dr. Amit Gupta

MD, FACS
Ophthalmologist
Scarborough, ON
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Intravitreal Injections - The Procedure

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The intravitreal injection procedure consists of freezing the eye and sterilizing the eye—those are the first steps. Your doctor may put in your eye a lit speculum that holds the lids open. After some time they will inject the eye with medication that is required, remove the speculum, they may rinse the eye, and the procedure itself is over.

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Intravitreal Injections - The Procedure

Dr. Amit Gupta

Dr. Amit Gupta

MD, FACS
Ophthalmologist
Scarborough, ON
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Are There Risks Associated With Intravitreal Injections?

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The risks of intravitreal injections are many, but fortunately, 99.9% of the time people do very well with the injections. They have good results, and they’re happy with the results.

Sometimes there are risks, as with anything in life, there are risks. And they can be as extreme as blindness, but fortunately, that’s rare. For those that can’t have intravitreal injections, for example in pregnancy are not recommended. For those people it is better then to have laser treatment.

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Are There Risks Associated With Intravitreal Injections?

Dr. Michael Kapusta

Dr. Michael Kapusta

MD, FRCSC
Ophthalmologist
Montreal, QC
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Vitrectomie pour la rétinopathie diabétique proliférante

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La rétinopathie diabétique implique deux possibilités : l’oedème maculaire ou la prolifération des vaisseaux qui peuvent saigner ou causer une traction sur la rétine et devenir un décollement de la rétine. Les patients avec une rétinopathie diabétique doivent être suivis par leur optométriste, ophtalmologiste et fréquemment par un spécialiste en rétine médicale. Votre ophtalmologiste peut déterminer si vous avez besoin d’une chirurgie de la rétine.

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Vitrectomie pour la rétinopathie diabétique proliférante