Ophthalmocentesis: Procedure & Uses
Ophthalmocentesis (anterior chamber paracentesis) is puncture of the eye's anterior chamber to withdraw aqueous humor. Performed for:
- Diagnostic analysis of aqueous humor.
- Removal of foreign bodies.
- Injection of medications (antibiotics, during corneal transplant/surgery).
Done under sterile conditions, often at slit lamp.
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