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
- OSN round table: Presbyopia becoming a subspecialty of ophthalmology
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- Device helps set standard in pupil dilation Boris Malyugin, MD, PhD
- LASIK provides higher patient satisfaction than contact lenses
- Leadership begins locally for women in ophthalmology
- New strategy of adapted fluence allows for safe cross-linking in thin keratoconus corneas
- OSN introduces new section editors
- Sirolimus can reduce vitreous haze in patients with non-infectious uveitis
- Surgeon considers meaning of optimum optical performance Steven B. Siepser, MD, FACS
- OCT screening before cataract surgery: Three must-know diseases Uday Devgan, MD
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- Are physicians limited by government guidelines? Douglas A. Katsev, MD; Alice T. Epitropoulos, MD, FACS
- Man presents with 1-month history of bilateral intermittent blurred vision Geetha Athappilly, MD; Aubrey R. Tirpack, MD
- Presbyopia treatment in 2017: Where are we? Francesco Carones, MD
- Fine needle aspiration biopsy safe in uveal melanoma
- Frequent anti-VEGF injections may be associated with increased risk of glaucoma surgery
- Study highlights potential of alternative anti-inflammatory agent
- Medical and surgical innovations expected to transform treatment of presbyopia Richard L. Lindstrom, MD
- Fewer malignant conjunctival tumors seen in children
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- In-office treatments available for corneal opacities
- Recent Acanthamoeba keratitis infections more severe
- Speaker: Consider intraocular tumors before enucleation, evisceration
- Speaker: Use skin grafts from flaps in complicated eyelid reconstruction
- Topical timolol-dorzolamide combined with anti-VEGF could better treat macular edema
- The dysfunctional tear syndrome opus: Review and interpretation Darrell E. White, MD