June 2019

Features

Non Cross-linking Options for Keratoconus

Doctors discuss alternatives for managing the disease.

Dry-Eye Therapies: What’s Next?

Several devices and a multitude of new medications are expected to come to the marketplace in the next few years.

MIGS and the General Ophthalmologist

Experts answer 10 questions about how general ophthalmologists can make the most of these procedures.

Why Trabs and Tubes Still Matter

A glaucoma expert describes situations in which surgeons still need the “big guns.”

Departments

Review News

Results of the Annual IOL Explant Survey Released

Technology Update

Creating Uncommon Accommodation

Three intraocular lenses in the pipeline appear to be providing true accommodative vision. Here’s the latest on these devices.

Letters to the Editor

Lax Lids Are Red Flags

Refractive/Cataract Rundown

How to Handle Astigmatism After PK

A veteran corneal surgeon reviews the full spectrum of tools and techniques for managing these unique cases.

Plastic Pointers

Silent Sinus Syndrome: Look Past the Eye

How to detect and manage this rare condition, which can be associated with a range of symptoms.

Glaucoma Management

Easing Your Patients’ Financial Burden

Doing what you can to limit the cost of glaucoma treatment can improve adherence and create happier patients.

Product News

Zeiss Upgrades Its OCT/OCTA Unit

Research Review

Cataract Surgery May Not Slow Field Loss

Wills Eye Resident Case Series

June 2019 Wills Eye Resident Case Series —Diagnosis & Discussion

A 68-year-old man presents to the Wills Eye Glaucoma Service with uncontrolled IOP in his left eye.

June 2019 Wills Eye Resident Case Series