Ocular Surgery News Europe Edition Current Issue
The following articles appeared in the print edition of Ocular Surgery News Europe Edition.
Table of Contents
- Micro-stents progressively defining their role in glaucoma management
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- Commentary: New glaucoma procedures offer many benefits for patients Roberto Carassa, MD
- Gel formulation lowers inflammation, pain following cataract surgery
- Laser correction of low astigmatism reveals tendency for astigmatic overcorrection
- Microwave thermal keratoplasty significantly reduced myopia
- Multiple stents with cataract surgery reduce need for IOP-lowering medications
- Retinal vessel movement measurable in eyes with epiretinal membrane
- Trabeculectomy outcomes comparable for prior phaco vs. phakic eyes
- Anterior segment OCT used to evaluate cases of nodular scleritis Dhivya Ashok Kumar, MD, FRCS, FICO, FAICO; Amar Agarwal, MS, FRCS, FRCOphth
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- Swiss health care system faces challenges in sustaining high standards
- Bausch + Lomb announces launch of Incise microincision IOL in Europe
- Bausch + Lomb to distribute PhysIOL lens to international markets
- First sustained-release DME treatment now available in Germany
- Alterations in AREDS formula recommended
- Antibiotic prophylaxis may have negative effect on safety of intravitreal injections
- Classic method of cross-linking still obtains best results
- Endothelial cell counts similar in donor corneas with, without HIV
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- Series shows good cataract surgery results after previous implantation of iris-claw phakic IOLs
- GEFAL results support CATT findings
- Iontophoresis in transepithelial cross-linking undergoing clinical study in France
- Minimally invasive sclerotomy procedure shows stable results in long term
- New multifocal IOL designs offer better solutions at all distances
- Nonpenetrating brachytherapy device shows positive early safety, efficacy results
- Optical and visual analysis system provides method to screen PCO
- Presbyopic ‘blended vision’ procedure provides effective outcomes
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- Elie Dahan, glaucoma, pediatrics and cataract innovator, dies at 62
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