Hydrodissection to create conjunctival flaps in dogs with corneal ulcers
Lygia Silva Galeno,
Alice Regina Silva Lopes,
José Ribamar da Silva Júnior
et al.
Abstract:Background and Aim: Hydrodissection is a liquid injection technique that is rarely used in animal ophthalmic procedures. The use of this technique in the creation of conjunctival flaps for the treatment of corneal ulcers in dogs can improve the outcome, task, and comfort for patients. This study aimed to evaluate the use of hydrodissection in the creation of conjunctival flaps in dogs with corneal ulcers.
Materials and Methods: This study focused on a surgical procedure for creating conjunctival flaps in the … Show more
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