Ocular Prosthesis: Indications to Management

  • Cafiero-Chin M
  • Marques C
  • Danz H
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Abstract

Caring for patients with a prosthetic eye can be a challenge to clinicians. Regardless of the circumstances leading to eye removal, inspection of the underlying tissue should be part of a comprehensive eye exam. Maintaining the overall health of the anophthalmic socket is critical in patient comfort and optimal prosthetic fit. Discussions will focus on anophthalmic procedures and preparation of the socket for prosthetic fitting. Care and management of the prosthesis and the anophthalmic socket, including associated ocular tissue disorders will be emphasized. the article will enhance the clinician’s comfort level managing patients wearing ocular prosthesis.

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Cafiero-Chin, M., Marques, C., & Danz, H. J. (2015). Ocular Prosthesis: Indications to Management. Canadian Journal of Optometry, 77(2), 24. https://doi.org/10.15353/cjo.77.507

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