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Sirion Therapeutics Launches Durezol
Editor's Page
Is It Finally Over? Here’s Hoping
Technology Update
Diabetic Retinopathy: Automated Detection?
A worldwide competition is bringing together computer experts to help make early diagnosis a reality.
Retinal Insider
How to Recognize Ocular Syphilis
Despite a program to eliminate the “great imitator,” syphilis is on the rise in the United States.
Plastic Pointers
Approaches to the Malpositioned Lower Lid
Malpositions may have a host of causes. Here’s a look at the major ones.
Glaucoma Management
Glaucoma Risk: The Nutrition Connection
Evidence suggests that diet may have a significant impact on the pathogenesis of this disease.
Therapeutic Topics
Acanthamoeba: A Dangerous Pathogen
An in-depth look at the organism, how it causes keratitis and how patients can avoid infection.
Cornea/Anterior Segment
Getting at the Root of Vertical Diplopia
An ongoing look at the diagnostic challenges presented by patients with vertical diplopia.
Managing Serious Cases of Ocular Trauma
Three ophthalmologists share their experience and offer advice for diagnosing and treating severe injuries to the globe and orbit.
The Art Behind the Science of Dry-Eye Detection
Even with the established guidelines, evaluating potential dry-eye patients can be tricky. Here’s a look at one dry-eye expert’s methods.
Cutting-Edge Approaches to Perennial Problems
Experts provide insight into managing patients with such issues as brunescent lenses, floppy irises and loose zonules.
Refractive Surgery
Looking at Ectasia from Back to Front
A look at applying elevation topography to keratoconus screening and catching ectasia postop.
Considering LASIK after Radial Keratotomy
Though many surgeons opt for PRK, you can succeed with LASIK in a patient with previous RK. Here’s a step-by-step review.
Product News
NutriDox Kit Tackles Meibomitis
Wills Eye Resident Case Series
Wills Eye Resident Case Series
A swollen eyelid drives a patient to seek eye care and prompts a further workup.
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