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LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Possible Air Embolism During Eye Surgery

LAC+USC Medical Center, Women's & Children's Hospital, Los Angeles, CA, dchavez{at}usc.edu

To the Editor:

The case report "Possible Air Embolism During Eye Surgery" (1) appears on the cover index as "Severe Eye Embolism During Eye Surgery." This is preceded by "What Determines Satisfaction with Cataract Care" (2).

Presumably patients would be more satisfied if their eyes stay in place and do not wander during the surgery!

References

1. Lodowski T, Kiese F, Jeglin S, Scholz J. Possible air embolism during eye surgery. Anesth Analg 2005;100:1651–2.[Abstract/Free Full Text]
2. Fung D, Cohen M, Stewart S, Davies A. What determines patient satisfaction with cataract care under topical anesthesia and monitored sedation in a community hospital setting? Anesth Analg 2005;100:1644–50.[Abstract/Free Full Text]

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