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God Bless Us, Every One
Musings on life, ophthalmology and the practice of medicine.
Office-Based Surgery: The Pros and Cons
Surgeons who are performing office-based cataract procedures say they’re better for several reasons, but many physicians are still skeptical.
Telemedicine 2021: The Virtual Verdict
Teleophthalmology wasn’t a perfect solution during the pandemic, but its potential looms large, especially in large-scale screening programs.
Facilitating Phaco with Cutting-edge Tech
Today’s machines for emulsifying and removing cataracts while managing the anterior chamber are the best ever when it comes to safety, efficiency and ease of use.
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Genetic Evidence Strengthens Link of Smoking, Alcohol to AMD
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‘Tis a Reason To Be Jolly
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Reference Apps For Ophthalmologists
Five smartphone apps that can save you time and bring some peace of mind.
Retinal Insider
RVO: Diagnosis and Management
A comprehensive look at occlusions’ etiology, risk factors, signs, symptoms and treatment.
Refractive/Cataract Rundown
Suturing a One-Piece Lens In Place
A surgeon describes two new techniques that may allow safe fixation of a one-piece lens in a problematic eye.
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First Presbyopia Drop Approved
Product News: New offerings to help improve clinical care and strengthen your practice.
Research Review
Phaco Technique and Endothelial Cell Loss
Wills Eye Resident Case Series
December 2021 Wills Eye Resident Case Series
Years after LASIK, a 36-year-old patient presents with an injury to his right eye.
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