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

• Ophthalmologists concerned over increased demand for generics
• Adjustable femtosecond laser incisions reduce pre-existing astigmatism
• Argon laser iridoplasty may improve vision in decentered multifocal IOL cases
• Do it in style: Organizing your office refurbishment project Corinne Z. Wohl, MHSA, COE
• Gene expression profiling may predict risk for uveal melanoma
• Kiawah Eye 2012 aims to advance surgeons from good to great
• Managing your patients' IOL calculations Mitchell A. Jackson, MD
• Sulcus diameter outperforms white-to-white diameter in predicting vault
• Effective lay staff training at the core of practice success John B. Pinto
• DMEK can be combined with phaco in elderly Fuchs' corneal dystrophy patients Amar Agarwal, MS, FRCS, FRCOphth; Soosan Jacob, MS, FRCS, DNB
• Unilateral pain, photophobia and blurry vision in a contact lens wearer Helen K. Wu, MD; Kavita Bhavsar, MD
• Extension trial suggests long-term tolerability of anti-VEGF
• Multifocal IOL may maintain near vision without reducing distance vision in eyes with AMD
• Novel technique may treat LASIK flap, interface complications
• Once-daily NSAID regimen minimizes ocular inflammation, pain after cataract surgery
• SLT may reduce IOP in patients with uncontrolled pseudoexfoliation glaucoma
• Two combination procedures found to correct superior oblique muscle palsy
• UV exposure for light-adjustable IOL may not increase endothelial damage
• Physicians must keep patients’ best interests at forefront when dealing with generic drugs Richard L. Lindstrom, MD
• 360° trabeculotomy reduces IOP in select pediatric patients
• Lecturer raises awareness of aging population with strabismus
• Majority of children in Infant Aphakia Treatment Study developed strabismus by 1 year postop
• Novel combined procedure may treat aphakic glaucoma patients intolerant of contact lenses
• Pathophysiology and age at onset may dictate development, treatment of amblyopia
• Pediatric ophthalmologists face unique challenges in adopting EHRs
• Speaker suggests ways to improve error rate in strabismus surgery
• Study results support use of single-muscle recession in esotropia, exotropia
• Hemi-automated lamellar keratoplasty may be option for moderately deep corneal scars Christopher J. Rapuano, MD