- A
retrobulbar block is a
regional anesthetic nerve block in the
retrobulbar space,
which is the area
located behind the
globe of the eye.
Injection of...
-
involvement of the
optic disc and
surrounding retina in the
macular area) and
retrobulbar neuritis (when the
posterior part of the
nerve is involved). Prelaminar...
-
Retrobulbar bleeding, also
known as
retrobulbar hemorrhage, is when
bleeding occurs behind the eye.
Symptoms may
include pain,
bruising around the eye...
-
intraocular pressure is
orbital compartment syndrome (OCS)
caused by trauma,
retrobulbar hemorrhage, infections, tumors, or
prolonged hypoxemia.
Absolute contraindications...
-
sneeze reflex, an
injection into the eye, such as that
undergone in a
retrobulbar or
peribulbar block, can
often elicit a
sneeze from the patient. During...
- 22 US fl oz). The
orbital contents comprise the eye, the
orbital and
retrobulbar fascia,
extraocular muscles,
cranial nerves II, III, IV, V, and VI, blood...
- canthus. This
procedure reduces the
orbital pressure that
results from a
retrobulbar hemorrhage.
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- neuritis";
inflammation of the
orbital portion of the
nerve is
called "
retrobulbar optic neuritis" or "orbital
optic neuritis". It is
often ****ociated with...
- of
scotomas include demyelinating disease such as
multiple sclerosis (
retrobulbar neuritis),
damage to
nerve fiber layer in the
retina (seen as cotton...
- was most
commonly performed under monitored anesthesia care
using a
retrobulbar block or
peribulbar block or a
combination of
topical and
subtenon (Tenon's...
