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A very short survey of anesthetic preferences in cataract cases
(10 questions, should take ≤5mins)
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1. What city/town & country do you practice in?
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2. Roughly how many cataract operations do you perform in an average month?
Your answer
3. What anesthesia technique do you use the most in cataract surgery?
Sub-Tenon's block
Peribulbar block
Retrobulbar block
Topical anesthesia
Topical & intracameral
Other:
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4. Why do you use the above selected technique the most? (can select multiple)
Ease of technique
Akinesia achieved
Analgesia Achieved
Complications/side effects profile of technique
Patient comfort
Other:
5. Which local anesthetic agent do you use the most with the above selected technique
Lidocaine 2%
Buvipicaine 0.5%
Ropivacaine 0.75%
Lidocaine 2%:bupivacaine 0.5% (1:1)
Other:
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6. Roughly how much local anesthetic do you typically use with the above selected technique (ml)?
Your answer
7. Do you typically add anything to the local anesthetic such as epinephrine?
Your answer
8. Do you apply topical anesthesia to the operative eye to reduce the blink reflex?
Yes
No
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9. How old are you?
25-39 years old
40-49 years old
50-59 years old
60-69 years old
70 years old or above
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10. May we have your email address in order to send you the collated results of this survey? If so please enter it below. Leave blank if you would not like to be contacted
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