February 2014

Features

The benefits and drawbacks of this unique intrastromal refractive surgery procedure.

A look at three leading approaches using inlays to expand presbyopic patients’ range of vision.

Surgeons have begun combining LASIK and cross-linking to avoid post-LASIK ectasia and to improve refractive outcomes.

Our survey of refractive surgeons reveals the tools and techniques they like most.

By linking diagnostic instruments with surgical ones, companies hope to improve surgical safety and efficacy.

The review of the Pediatric Eye Disease Investigator Group’s article misses some contradictions in the group’s reports.

An overview of the new ophthalmic CPT code changes, as well as changes to facility reimbursements and doctor bonuses.

Recognizing the distinctive features of each placoid disorder is critical for accurate and timely diagnosis and management.

Evidence indicates that large dips in blood pressure at night correlate with progression in normal-tension glaucoma patients.

A look at the value and utility of a range of diagnostic techniques and technology for anterior segment disease.

Looking at corneal imaging data in different ways can enhance your ability to avoid risky refractive surgery cases.

Failure to adhere to a prescribed drug treatment has dire consequences for a young boy referred to the Wills ER.