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

• Alternative technologies to femto widen scope and accessibility of advanced cataract surgery
• Alcon calls for surgeons to stop implanting CyPass micro-stent
• Amniotic cytokine extract drops may be efficient therapy for dry eye
• At Issue: Ensuring LASIK success and minimizing complications
• DMEK borrows tricks from retina surgery for better results Jack S. Parker, MD, PhD; Kristen Peterson, MD
• FDA approves Hydrus microstent
• FDA approves Inveltys for treatment of inflammation, pain after ocular surgery
• FDA approves Oxervate, the first drug to treat neurotrophic keratitis
• Small-aperture IOL moves solution for presbyopia a step closer
• Two techniques effective for YAG laser capsulotomy Uday Devgan, MD
• Should a practice partner with a private equity firm? James C. Loden, MD; Mark Kontos, MD
• Newborn presents with acute conjunctival injection Mitchell B. Strominger, MD; Deborah Witkin, MD
• BCVA improves in second decade despite muscle surgery in children with albinism
• Femtosecond arcuate keratotomy advantageous in astigmatic correction
• Trifocal IOL in highly myopic eyes achieves satisfactory outcomes
• Inexpensive adjuncts can enhance cataract surgery outcomes Richard L. Lindstrom, MD
• AMA president advocates for more equitable future in medicine
• No cases of bilateral endophthalmitis reported after same-day injections
• Note to women in ophthalmology: ‘It is your time’
• Research explores work, wealth and worth for women in ophthalmology
• VIDEO: How to overcome feeling like an imposter
• VIDEO: Large integrated health systems affect ophthalmology practices
• VIDEO: Physicians focus on money matters and megatrends
• Should ecological optimization and carbon reduction strategies be listed among priorities when surgical pathways are designed?
• Third annual anti-inflammatory report: What is and what shall be Darrell E. White, MD