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

• Same-day bilateral cataract surgery gains ground, but obstacles remain
• Bevacizumab may enhance IOP-lowering outcomes in deep sclerectomy
• Glaucoma survey looks for gap between clinical trials and daily practice
• Measure calls for ASCs to report visual acuity 6 months after cataract surgery
• Ocular Therapeutix pursues opportunities to spur innovation, development
• Ophthalmic community mourns loss of George O. Waring III
• Pre-surround division technique devised for posterior polar cataract surgery
• After cataract surgery, residual astigmatism may need to be surgically corrected Uday Devgan, MD
• Sealing a leaky cataract wound: Suture vs. glue
• Choroidal mass noted in right eye of middle-aged woman Jay S. Duker, MD; Nora W. Muakkassa, MD
• Bilateral same-day sequential cataract surgery will eventually become commonplace Richard L. Lindstrom, MD
• ‘Intriguing’ anterior segment studies have impact
• Controlled blood pressure, A1c modify diabetic retinopathy progression
• Experts explore protocols for switching anti-VEGFs
• Genetic testing may be helpful in diagnosing glaucoma
• Home monitoring enables early detection of CNV in AMD patients
• Laser vision enhancement strategy may improve refractive outcomes
• Minimal VA loss, leakage associated with ‘early’ neovascular AMD
• OCT angiography may have place in CNV imaging
• OCT, visual field measurements useful for tracking glaucoma progression
• PDT should be considered for chronic central serous chorioretinopathy
• Physicians should screen employees against the OIG exclusion list
• Speaker shares pearls for better glaucoma management
• Speaker: Minor surgeries may be effective in the treatment of ocular surface diseases
• Speaker: Vitreous haze scores an artificial standard for measuring uveitis outcomes
• Surgeon: Intraoperative aberrometry ‘a step closer to LASIK-like outcomes’
• Variety of techniques available to correct astigmatism
• Computer vision syndrome: Does looking at a screen cause dry eye? Darrell E. White, MD