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Managing Non-Routine Cataract Surgery
Five surgeons offer advice for managing patients with previous refractive surgery, corneal transplant or macular degeneration.
Phaco: New Tech, New Techniques
The features of modern phaco equipment allow surgeons to use their favorite techniques safely and effectively.
Toric IOLs Are Gaining Fans
A look at cataract surgeons' favorite techniques for getting the best outcomes.
Study Raises Concern Over Plug
The Medennium SMARTPlug may be associated with an increased incidence of canaliculitis.
The Ongoing Role of Ophthalmic Ultrasound
The technology has evolved since its earliest days. This study shows that it still has a valuable place.
Targeting AMD with a Critical Carotenoid
Supplementing meso-zeaxanthin may prove to be an important new approach to fighting macular degeneration.
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Study Offers Clues to Etiology of GA
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Another Target for Health-Care Reform
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A New Tack to Rein in Runaway Awards
Premium IOL and refractive surgery patients—and surgeons—may have a new option to protect against a bad outcome.
Technology Update
A New Way to Measure Corneal Strength
Transient elastometry, currently used to measure the stiffness of liver and breast tissues, shows promise as an ophthalmic tool.
Retinal Insider
Spotting Bartonella-Associated Uveitis
Bartonella species are increasingly recognized as a cause of uveitis. Analysis of intraocular fluids can confirm the diagnosis.
Plastic Pointers
Laser Treatment for Venous Lakes
Dual-wavelength, pulsed-dye laser may offer an improved treatment option for venous lakes of the lips.
Glaucoma Management
Canaloplasty: Getting The Details Right
Surgeons continue to refine and simplify the procedure. An expert shares his experience and advice.
Therapeutic Topics
A Partial Solution to Steroid Side Effects
A look at how steroids work, and how we may be able to create one that poses less of a risk for adverse effects.
Cornea/Anterior Segment
Study Shows Value of Kpro in Youngest Eyes
Penetrating keratoplasty has never been an ideal option for children with diseased corneas. The Kpro shows promise.
Refractive Surgery
What You Can Expect From the Cachet Lens
Results from international centers give U.S. surgeons a flavor of the mechanics and effectiveness of the phakic lens.
Product News
Partnership Creates Eye-Care Job Board
Research Review
Survey Reveals Retinal Specialists’ Preferences
Wills Eye Resident Case Series
Wills Eye Resident Case Series
A short history of blurred vision prompts a patient to seek an exam, which reveals a subretinal lesion.
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