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

• New therapies may prompt proactive approach to glaucoma care
• Anthem's guidelines for monitored anesthesia care draw condemnation
• Aqueous angiography: A new frontier in glaucoma surgery and pharmacology
• Customized FLACS yields consistent outcomes
• New website informs, educates cataract surgery patients
• Why is DMEK considered so difficult? Jack S. Parker, MD, PhD; Gerrit R.J. Melles, MD, PhD
• Move beyond benchmarking to improve your practice John B. Pinto
• ‘Challenges in Ophthalmology’ column highlights inspiration, strength and encouragement April Steinert
• Hypersonic vitrectomy can be used during complex cases Dhivya Ashok Kumar, MD, FRCS, FICO, FAICO; Amar Agarwal, MS, FRCS, FRCOphth
• Woman reports progressive, painless vision loss in left eye Nora W. Muakkassa, MD; Sarah E. Thornton, MD
• OCT identifies architectural differences of incisions
• Patients with DME show positive response after switching to aflibercept
• Microinvasive medical therapies needed for glaucoma patients Richard L. Lindstrom, MD
• Both slow, fast travoprost delivery systems sustain IOP reduction
• Early follow-up after Xen implantation needed
• Glaucomatous eyes have higher rate of laser capsulotomy after phaco
• iStent inject with phaco reduces need for medications
• NSAIDs, steroids boost short-term results of laser trabeculoplasty
• VIDEO: Rho kinase inhibitors beneficial as adjunctive glaucoma therapy
• VIDEO: OCT enables observation of trabecular meshwork flow in glaucoma
• VIDEO: Tips on reducing red eyes in glaucoma patients
• Machine learning may open new opportunities for telemedicine, screening
• Is the future of glaucoma treatment in delivery systems or new therapies?
• Preoperative screening may increase surgeon adoption of premium IOLs Marguerite B. McDonald, MD
• Rule of three: Simple rules for the premium surgeon to succeed Mitchell A. Jackson, MD