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Feb 2006
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District Court Rules for AMO in Phaco Patent Suit
CMS Designates New Technology Status for AMO’s Tecnis IOL
Editor's Page
Peace, Love and Voluntary Disability
More Bad News for Dollar-Driven Messaging
Technology Update
What's Ahead for the Artificial Retina
Researchers continue to make incremental progress toward a marketable retinal implant.
Preserving Without Preservatives
A new eye drop dispenser design eliminates the need to add chemicals to prevent product deterioration.
Letters to the Editor
On Femtosecond Laser And Basement Dystrophy
Medicare Q & A
How Medicare Deals with 'Off-label' Medications
Retinal Insider
PDT or Anti-VEGF For AMD Treatment
What the clinical trials tell us about how to approach AMD treatment today.
A Step Closer to Fine-Tuned Refractions
The Calhoun Light-Adjustable Lens is set to enter trials in 2006.
Vitrectomy in Patients With Uveitis
A two-part series looks at the role of vitrectomy in patients with uveitis.
Glaucoma Management
Four Glaucoma Management Challenges
A specialist tells how he handles four difficult situations that can arise in clinical practice.
Study Design and Data Validity
Be cautious when basing clinical decisions on study results — not all studies are created equal.
Therapeutic Topics
Hormones in Dry-Eye: A Delicate Balance
How varying levels of hormones can have a noticeable effect on the eye.
Taking Steps Toward Better Compliance
A look at the impediments in the way of good compliance and how to overcome them.
Refractive Surgery
What's Next in Accommodative IOLs
New dual-optic, deformable and injectable IOL technology is in various stages of development.
Give Presbyopic Lenses a Postop Boost
A patient’s refraction has to be just right for him to get the most from a presbyopic IOL.
Product News
Schwind Surgical Device Available in U.S. Market
Research Review
AREDS AMD Scale May Guide Clinical Care
Early PDT Retreatment Shows No Benefit
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