
News|Articles|December 31, 2006
An Ear (Instrument) for an Eye: A More-Than-Fair Exchange
Removal of a foreign body embeddedin a patient’s cornea can be a challenge.Needles so close to the eyecause patient apprehension.
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Removal of a foreign body embeddedin a patient's cornea can be a challenge.Needles so close to the eyecause patient apprehension. Cottonswabs are too soft to be effective.I have found that a pediatric cerumenspoon has a combination of flexibilityand rigidity that makes it an optimalinstrument for this delicate task.-- Susan Creal, PA-C
Lincoln, Neb
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