Ocular Surgery News U.S. Edition Current Issue
The following articles appeared in the print edition of Ocular Surgery News U.S. Edition.
Table of Contents
- DMEK combines ample benefits and daunting challenges
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- Because of the potential for better vision with thinner EKs, is the continued effort to overcome the tissue and endothelial cell loss associated with DMEK still warranted?
- Early data show no severe visual side effects from anti-epileptic drug
- Oval opening boosts phaco safety in cases of posterior polar cataract with ruptured capsule
- ReVision Optics poised to fill growing presbyopia treatment niche
- Round table: Pediatric pseudotumor cerebri more prevalent than believed
- Specialist offers pearls on managing corneal astigmatism with an IOL
- Thermokeratoplasty with cross-linking may be useful for treating keratoconus
- Topography-guided transepithelial ablation may treat LASIK complications
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- Varied spherical aberration profiles influence IOL choice
- Familiarity with old and new techniques and technologies helpful for surgeons
- Surgeons should embrace challenge of improving outcomes with DMEK
- Man presents with eye pain and blurred vision
- DMEK offers an additional corneal transplantation option