Intraoperative floppy iris syndrome (IFIS), a potential complication during cataract removal surgery, was first reported in 2005 and is thought to be mediated by atrophy of the iris ...
Inquire about use of tamsulosin, α-blockers, and other agents linked to IFIS.
Attention should be paid to significant comorbid conditions, including hypertension.
Thorough ...
Injection of 0.6 mL intracameral 1.5% phenylephri...
Patients with any degree of cataract formation who may be surgical candidates in the futur...
418801006 intraoperative floppy iris syndrome (disorder)
420545001 Tamsulosin-associated floppy iris syndrome
IFIS is a potential complication of cataract removal surgery.
Greatest risk for the development of IFIS is conferred by current or any former use of α-antagonists, especially tamsulosin...
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