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Intravitreal injections in veterinary ophthalmology: literature review

Published:2019-06-20 Issue:3 Volume:2019 Page:6-12
ISSN:2500-4379
Container-title:Russian veterinary journal
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Author:

Бояринов Сергей¹,Boyarinov Sergey²,Варёнова Татьяна³,Varenova Tat'yana⁴,Шилкин Алексей⁵,Shilkin Aleksey⁶

Affiliation:

1. Инновационный Ветеринарный Центр (ИВЦ) при МВА имени К.И. Скрябина

2. Innovation Veterinary Center of Moscow Veterinary Academy named after K.I. Skryabin

3. Сеть Ветеринарных Клиник «Свой Доктор»

4. Veterinary Clinic «Svoi Doctor»

5. Центр ветеринарной офтальмологии доктора Шилкина А.Г.

6. Veterinary Ophthalmology Center of Dr. Shilkin A.G

Abstract

The treatment of pathologies of posterior segment of eye, such as chorioretinitis, uveitis, various neuroretinopathies, vitreous diseases, intraocular hemorrhage, is a rather serious problem due to the difficulties of the adequate delivery of preparations into area of pathological process. One of the most effective ways to deliver drugs to eye tissue in posterior segment are intravitreal injections. The introduction of drugs is carried out directly into vitreous body through a puncture of sclera. This article presents the indications for intravitreal injections, a detailed description of properties of numerous therapeutic agents that can be delivered through intravitreal injections, potential complications of this technique and recommendations for prevention of side effects.

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