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What causes more antibiotics to come to the region of a corneal ulceration when heat is applied?

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Dr. Tony Ho answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine

Blood flow: The only thing i can think of is that heat will cause vasodilation, which would be a bit more blood and thus systemic antibiotics to the site. This would have no effect on topical antibiotics, however.

Answered 12/25/2012

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