Orbital compartment syndrome following tear trough filler injection

Wilde, Caroline; Ezra, Daniel G.

doi:10.1080/01676830.2022.2158479

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“…Cannulas in all measured sizes except 27 G required greater forces for arterial penetration compared with correspondingly sized needles 25 . Regardless, blindness has been reported both with the use of blunt cannulas and sharp needles, 26 as has sight-threatening retro-orbital hemorrhage 27 . During HA administration, care must be taken to inject slowly so as to avoid undue for that could push HA into a vascular lumen.…”

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“…25 Regardless, blindness has been reported both with the use of blunt cannulas and sharp needles, 26 as has sight-threatening retro-orbital hemorrhage. 27 During HA administration, care must be taken to inject slowly so as to avoid undue for that could push HA into a vascular lumen. Using a smaller bore needle or cannula will also slow injection speed.…”

Section: Vascular Complicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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