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
- Conductive keratoplasty offers hyperopes a non-laser alternative
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- Directed drug therapy addresses glaucoma’s origins
- Intacs after LASIK restores prolate corneal shape
- Measure stromal bed to ensure proper flap thickness
- MemoryLens is back on the U.S., European markets
- Ocular massage can help treat central retinal artery occlusion
- Preset phaco parameters allow surgeons to switch surgical maneuvers
- Quality-of-life parameters rarely include visual field loss
- Reducing ultrasound time can optimize Sovereign use
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- Results 'promising' for laser treatment for retinal angiomatosis
- Retina is affected by amblyopia
- Retinal detachment after resection of choroidal melanoma is less frequent, less threatening
- RRD after LASIK must be managed promptly
- Single-use, reusable Moria One microkeratomes compare favorably
- Study: Acrylic, thermoplastic IOLs are comparable
- Study: Moria microkeratome resistant to intraoperative flap complications
- Topo-link ablation compares favorably with standard LASIK, but alignment must be improved
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- Transscleral diode laser coagulation effectively treats threshold ROP