Demonstrates the limited need for topical antibiotics in uncomplicated cataract procedures, suggesting a focused approach for high-risk cases.
In uncomplicated cataract surgery, postoperative topical antibiotics are not indicated when intracameral prophylaxis is applied. Their use should be reserved for high-risk cases only (e.g. following complicated surgery, in immunocompromised patients, or in the presence of chronic blepharitis).
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