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prednisolone acetate. Clinical outcomes were similar in both patient groups. Both groups experienced burning sensation after surgery, but patients who received the combo drop regimen felt less stinging than the patients who received the standard treatment. A loteprednol etabonate topical corticosteroid that provides the ben- efit of a potent steroid without the associated side effects is indicated for twice daily administration, less frequent than the standard four- times daily dosing steroid regimen. Dr. Hoffman says there is no significant risk in obtaining topical drops from a compounding pharmacy, but purchasing injectable medications is a bit more concerning. Make sure you partner with a certified 503B compounder, a designation that ensures it follows stringent quality con- trol measures. Ordering compounded medications from a reputable company provides the peace of mind that you're receiving exact formu- lations of specific medications. OSM M A R C H 2 0 2 0 • O U T PA T I E N T S U R G E R Y. N E T • 9 9

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