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See Latest ArticlesTunnelled versus straight intravitreal injection: intraocular pressure changes, vitreous reflux, and patient discomfort
Retina, 09/15/09
Knecht PB et al. – Tunnelled intravitreal injection seems to be the technique of choice for low–volume intravitreal injection (0.05 mL). There is neither a difference in patient discomfort nor a difference in IOP increase 5 minutes after injection between both groups. Significantly less vitreous reflux with tunnelled intravitreal injection should lead to less postinjectional drug loss.
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