Eye clinic - Contact lens-associated keratitis

By Miss Claire Daniel & Miss Lucy Barker | 07 Feb 2012

Ophthalmologists Miss Claire Daniel and Miss Lucy Barker continue our series with a discussion of how to manage this serious condition

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Anonymous, GP registrar,

13 Feb 2012

I saw a case like this today, and initially sent lady home with chloramphenicol drops, but my instinct told me to ring the eye unit, who accepeted the referral. Glad I made the right decision.

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