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IOP Around the Clock: How Close Are We?
Intraocular pressure fluctuates every day and night. When will 24-hour monitoring inform treatment decisions?
Can Sustained Release Deliver the Goods?
The hope is that sustained-release glaucoma drugs will overcome compliance challenges.
Choosing MIGS (for You and Your Patient)
With more options rapidly appearing, picking the right procedure can be challenging. Here’s help.
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Study: Differences in Stability Between Tecnis and Acrysof
Technology Update
Three Femtosecond Lasers Have New Indications
Manufacturers unveiled new 510(K) clearances from the Food and Drug Administration at the 2018 ASCRS meeting.
Medicare Q & A
Compliance Update: “Excluded” Employees
Why providers are excluded from Medicare and how to find out if a potential new hire has been excluded.
Retinal Insider
Stem Cell Therapy in Retinal Disease
A look at how stem cells are generated, and the most promising approaches to employing them in the eye.
Refractive/Cataract Rundown
Shutting the Door on Epithelial Ingrowth
Surgeons share when to watch and wait, and when to do something about ingrowth under the flap.
Glaucoma Management
Two Unique Glaucoma Drugs Debut
Latanoprostene bunod and netarsudil offer surgeons new options in the battle to effectively lower IOP.
Product News
First AI Diagnostic System Approved
Wills Eye Resident Case Series
June 2018 Wills Eye Resident Case Series
A 22-year-old man with eyelid swelling and sinus congestion is evaluated in the Wills Eye Hospital Emergency Room.
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