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

• Intense pulsed light explored as therapy for meibomian gland dysfunction
• Aerie reports $14.5 million net loss for quarter, advances Rhopressa study
• Equatorial scleral anchor procedure reduces inferior oblique muscle overaction
• Humira extends time to treatment failure in noninfectious uveitis
• Larger diameter capsulotomy strengthens capsular rim
• Modified WINROP algorithm may increase sensitivity for detecting high-grade ROP
• Patients with HIV at higher risk for developing AMD
• Researcher: Long-term visual acuity results for KPro ‘sobering’
• Technology the latest addition to OSN Editorial Board
• Topical NSAIDs similarly affect corneal sensitivity
• How would practice administrators like to improve? Corinne Z. Wohl, MHSA, COE; John B. Pinto
• Primary reverse optic capture an option for negative dysphotopsia Amar Agarwal, MS, FRCS, FRCOphth; Priya Narang, MS
• Young woman presents with long-standing bilateral photophobia and blurry vision Michael Lewen, MD; Michael B. Raizman, MD
• Dry eye disease may be associated with anxiety, depression
• Gene therapy yields ‘modest’ impact on retinal sensitivity in Leber’s congenital amaurosis
• Intraoperative aberrometry may reduce residual refractive astigmatism after toric IOL placement
• Microkeratome flap may induce more higher-order aberrations than femtosecond laser flap
• Diagnostic and treatment options continue to expand for MGD patients Richard L. Lindstrom, MD
• ARMOR study reports changes in antibiotic resistance levels
• Fully peeled corneal tissue may be transported for DMEK
• Interim results of INJECT study show real-world Jetrea experience
• Multicolor confocal scanning laser ophthalmoscopy may effectively detect retinal pathologies
• No systemic complications observed with intravitreal sirolimus for noninfectious uveitis
• OSPREY trial reports non-inferior results of RTH258 in treatment of wet AMD
• Real-time imaging may assist standardized grading in diabetic retinopathy evaluation
• Ultra-widefield imaging increases diabetic retinopathy detection
• Temporal iridotomies may minimize visual side effects Ian Conner, MD, PhD
• Technique eases removal of subincisional cortex Francis A. D'Ambrosio Jr., MD
• What happens next: Coming home from ASCRS 2015 Mitchell A. Jackson, MD