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February 2010
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Alcon Acquires Sirion Products
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The New Normal: You Have to Dig Deeper
Technology Update
Vision Testing? There’s An App for That
Take advantage of the iPhone’s portability and turn it into a mobile exam lane.
Medicare Q & A
Changes in Medicare: What to Expect in 2010
Retinal Insider
DUSN: A Potentially Blinding Parasitic Infection
This form of uveitis is caused by ocular nematode infestation.
Plastic Pointers
How to Use Fillers for Facial Rejuvenation
Facial fillers are one component of a synergistic approach to restoring youthful appearance.
Glaucoma Management
Beyond Compliance: Getting the Drops In
Studies reveal that even patients with the best of intentions often fail to instill drops the way their
Therapeutic Topics
A Fresh Perspective on Meibomitis
A look at the disease’s etiology, gland anatomy and which new treatments are showing promise.
Refractive Surgery
How to Change Your Tune to Allegretto
Advice from experts on what to expect should you decide to use the Alcon Allegretto laser.
The Evolution of the Femtosecond Laser
What began as a high-tech device for cutting a LASIK flap has developed into a versatile tool for reshaping the cornea.
Product News
Crystalens AO: 1st Aberration-Free Accommodating IOL
Research Review
Three Types of Tonometry Offer Similar Consistency
Wills Eye Resident Case Series
Wills Eye Resident Case Series
A middle-aged man presents with headaches, decreased vision and a “droopy” eyelid.
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