Ocular Surgery News Europe Edition Current Issue

The following articles appeared in the print edition of Ocular Surgery News Europe Edition.

Table of Contents

• Additional options for treating macular edema secondary to retinal vein occlusion Paolo Lanzetta, MD
• Research drives treatment options for macular edema secondary to retinal vein occlusion
• The OSNE300 Survey
• Development of regional ophthalmology, closer integration with West primary goals in Russia
• Dislocation, decentration leading cause of IOL explantation in Spain
• Topical glaucoma medications linked to increased tear osmolarity
• Alcon launches additions to AcrySof IQ ReSTOR portfolio
• Bausch + Lomb launches hydrophobic acrylic toric IOL for astigmatism
• Choosing the appropriate technique makes DMEK graft unfolding easier, safer
• Co-payment will be key factor in future availability of femtosecond laser cataract surgery
• Effective medical therapy still needed for keratoconus patients
• Heparin-coated IOL may not suppress postoperative inflammation
• High patient satisfaction, good performance at all distances reported with trifocal IOL
• Navigated laser treatment stabilizes anti-VEGF outcomes in DME
• New femtosecond laser enhances accuracy, customization of LASIK flap creation
• New technique may overtake concept of graft surgery in endothelial reconstruction
• Prosthesis may allow perception of two colors simultaneously in patients with outer retinal dystrophies
• Repackaging anti-VEGF may affect drug's quality profile in intravitreal injection use
• Research on new treatment modalities for AMD may lead to better outcomes, personalized treatment
• Studies disagree about long-term flattening in keratoconic children treated with cross-linking
• Subretinal implant continues to show promise
• Tecnis multifocal toric one-piece IOL, Tecnis iTec preloaded delivery system receive CE mark
• Temporary keratoprostheses useful in pole to pole trauma surgery
• Trifocal lens performs well at all distances