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The Utility of a Novel Eye Shield With Reusable Adhesive Anchors for Post-operative Care After Ophthalmic Surgery

New eye shield with reusable adhesive for after eye surgery care.

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18 years and older
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Phase N/A

Purpose: This study tests a new eye shield with a reusable sticky part after eye surgery. It aims to see if this shield can make patients happier and follow doctor's orders better.

About the Study: 20 patients who have cataract surgery, which is when a cloudy eye lens is removed and replaced with an artificial one, will be part of this study. Patients will be split into two groups - one using a new eye shield and the other using a standard plastic shield. After their first surgery, they will wear their assigned shield for 24 hours and then at night for 2 weeks. They will use eye drops during this time too. After the first eye heals, in about 1-2 months, they will have surgery on the second eye and use the other type of shield. A survey will be given after the second surgery to compare the two shields.

Key Points:

  • Study involves 2 surgeries within 3 months.
  • Post-surgery, use eye shields and follow regular care instructions.
  • Complete a questionnaire comparing experiences after the second surgery.
Study details
    Cataract; Eye Disease

NCT05957796

Augusta University

13 December 2024

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