Atropine

Atropine is an eye-drop which is used to dilate the pupil for extended periods of time. One drop may dilate the pupil for as long as one to two weeks. This eye-drop is infrequently given to calm the eye, and to reduce inflammation, following specific types of glaucoma surgery.

Atropin (Atrospan) is an eye drop used to dilate the pupil and quiet the eye

Glaucoma & Cataract:
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Surgery

Surgery for Glaucoma- Introduction

The Inside of Our Operating Room

Is Cataract Surgery Difficult

Risks and Complications of Cataract Surgery

What Should I Expect after Cataract Surgery

Lasers

Laser Treatment for Glaucoma- Introduction

Iridotomy – Laser for Closed-Angle Glaucoma

Trabeculoplasty – Laser for Open-Angle Glaucoma

Can a Cataract Return?

Laser Capsulotomy

Diagnosis

Tests Performed to Diagnose Glaucoma

Intra-Ocular Pressure: What, Why and How

What is a Visual Field Test

Why are Pupils Dilated During an Eye Exam

Tests Performed Before Cataract Surgery

This website was written by Prof. Eytan Blumenthal, to better understand glaucoma & cataract. This information should not replace medical consultation.

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