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Are You Investment-Ready? A PE Checklist
If you want to test the PE waters, make sure your practice is shipshape.
Angle-Closure: PIs vs. Cataract Surgery
Surgeons discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the two approaches.
Vitreous Floaters: What Can Be Done?
There aren’t a lot of options for minor types of floaters, but the YAG laser shows promise.
Is a Private Equity Deal Right for You?
Surgeons and business experts answer ophthalmologists’ main questions. (Part one of two.)
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A Guidepost for Diabetic Macular Edema Treatment?
Editor's Page
Safety is Uber Important
Technology Update
3-D Printing Technology In Ophthalmology
This process makes it possible to create instrument prototypes and custom implants at a reasonable price.
Medicare Q & A
Quality Payment Program: Year Two Medicare Update
With the second year of QPP underway, it’s important for practitioners to be aware of what’s changed.
Retinal Insider
How to Manage Intraocular Lymphoma
What to look for diagnostically, and which therapies to pursue, when you’re faced with this potentially aggressive malignancy.
Refractive/Cataract Rundown
Two for One: Bilateral Cataract Surgery
Some say immediate sequential bilateral cataract surgery is as safe as staggered procedures.
Plastic Pointers
Managing Dacryoceles And Dacryocystitis
Exploring the origin of these troublesome cysts, as well as strategies for diagnosis and treatment.
Glaucoma Management
Managing Pseudoexfoliation During Cataract Surgery
Pediatric Patient
How to Manage Pediatric Optic Neuritis
Though optic neuritis more commonly occurs in adult patients, it pays to be prepared for it in pediatric patients, as well.
Product News
CooperVision’s MyDay Toric in Plus Powers
Research Review
Trabeculectomy After Glaucoma Drainage
Wills Eye Resident Case Series
April 2018 Wills Eye Resident Case Series
Eye pain and decreased vision bring a middle-aged woman in to Wills Eye Hospital’s ER.
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