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
- Femtosecond laser use in US increasing, but some still prefer microkeratomes
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- Dodick prechoppers: The best kept secret in cataract surgery Lin Brister, MD
- Evolving laser technologies drive advances in LASIK safety, efficacy
- Fractional CO2 laser can play a role in the ophthalmic practice Raminder K. Saluja, MD
- Increased awareness key to preventing blindness from glaucoma
- Is the age of microkeratomes coming to an end?
- Patients report better understanding of compliance after glaucoma education program
- Study: No link seen between strabismus surgery, development of mental illness
- Study: Visual acuity improved after cataract surgery in both diabetic and non-diabetic eyes
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- Tear film osmolarity tester equals gold standard in study
- Thin femtosecond laser flaps, age linked with post-LASIK interface haze
- The fine art of giving away your talents for free John B. Pinto
- Indications for femtosecond lasers continue to expand Richard L. Lindstrom, MD
- Gas-forced infusion useful to complete phaco with anterior capsular tear Amar Agarwal, MS, FRCS, FRCOphth; Prashaant Chaudhry, MD; Smita Narasimhan, MBBS, FRSH, FERC
- Woman referred for peripheral retinal abnormality John W. Kitchens, MD; John Chen, MD; Jay S. Duker, MD
- Aspheric IOLs diminish spherical aberrations but may compromise near vision, reading
- Hyperopic PRK with MMC prevents haze, endothelial cell loss
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- Intracameral cefazolin reduces endophthalmitis risk after cataract surgery
- Lack of knowledge, poor perception of quality limit cataract surgery rates in rural China
- Thin-lens formula comparable to ray-tracing method of IOL power calculations
- Toric IOLs treat astigmatism more effectively than paired clear corneal incisions
- ACOs as model for health reform still under review Chandra N. Branham, JD