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Varifocal asymmetric IOLs ideal for patients with prior refractive surgery
ATHENS, Greece — In patients who have previously undergone corneal refractive surgery, the asymmetric segmental design of the Acunex VarioMax and Lentis Mplus IOLs is an ideal solution, according to a presenter at the ESCRS winter meeting.
BLOG: A smooth handoff to the referring doctor after cross-linking

As cornea specialists, we talk a lot about how to get timely referrals of keratoconus patients from optometrists and ophthalmologists who don’t perform cross-linking. But it is also important to recognize our role in transitioning the patient back to the referring doctor. To me, there are three key elements of a successful handoff.
Q&A: AMA president discusses fifth straight year of Medicare physician payment cuts

Physicians treating Medicare patients are staring down the barrel of five consecutive years of cuts to their reimbursement rates.
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BLOG: Patients don’t deserve floaters

A long time ago, my kids taught me that the importance of pain depends upon whether you are the one giving it or the one receiving it.
Q&A: White pupils in a photo can be a sign of a serious condition, but not always

Flash photos typically produce a red reflection in people’s eyes, but sometimes that reflection can appear white or gray, which is known as leukocoria.
Why are some patients less able to adapt to floaters and report persistent symptoms?

Floaters are common and do not cause any issue for the vast majority of people. However, a small subset of patients, often young male patients, can be greatly burdened by them, despite their vitreous and retina looking essentially normal.
Specialists deliberate criteria, best practices, benefits and risks of treating floaters

Vitreous floaters are a common ocular condition, affecting up to 76% of the population, according to Webb and colleagues.
Man presents with 2 weeks of bilateral ‘flashes and zigzags’

A 23-year-old man was referred by an outside optometrist to the retina service at Ophthalmic Consultants of Boston for evaluation of 2 weeks of bilateral “flashes and zigzags.”
DSLT democratizes access to first-line laser for glaucoma, ocular hypertension

Welcome to another edition of CEDARS/ASPENS Debates. CEDARS/ASPENS is a society of cornea, cataract and refractive surgery specialists, here to discuss some of the latest hot topics in ophthalmology.
Covering prescriptions: Look for a smooth path

Last month, I outlined my philosophy for treating not just dry eye disease, or DED, but pretty much everything there is to be treated in eye care.
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