Use of Eye Shields and Eye Lubricants Among Oculoplastic and Mohs Surgeons: A Survey

Ogle CA, Godwin JA, Shim EK (Univ of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA) J Drugs Dermatol 8:855-860, 2009^§

Abstract

Background

Eye shields and lubricants are recommended for use in the eye during periorbital surgery to prevent injury to the globe. Nonetheless, data regarding their use is sparse, and no study to date has examined the prevalence of their usage and complications.

Purpose

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