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
- Measures needed to reduce impact of cataract surgery’s high carbon footprint
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- Automated algorithm and retina specialists show similar ability to recognize fluid on OCT scans
- Brexit: What are the consequences?
- Low-tech wearable device addresses issues with patient compliance
- Orbis unveils next-generation Flying Eye Hospital
- OSN welcomes Andrew A. Moshfeghi, MD, MBA, as Retina/Vitreous Section Editor
- Study: Femtosecond laser side cuts self-seal better than manual incisions
- Pearls for residents, fellows as surgical training gets underway Uday Devgan, MD
- Office-based cataract surgery: Pros and cons of a controversial idea Melissa Toyos, MD, FACS
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- Rapid-onset bilateral periorbital edema seen in young adult Michael Lewen, MD; Mitchell B. Strominger, MD
- Repeated anti-VEGF injections for neovascular AMD increase IOP
- Ophthalmologists can try to lead by example to reduce carbon footprint Richard L. Lindstrom, MD
- EAGLE trial: Lens extraction superior to iridotomy in patients with angle-closure glaucoma
- Family history key in glaucoma diagnosis and genetic research
- Glaucoma drugs may be repurposed with sustained-release implants
- Lessons learned over 5 years of follow-up with Kamra inlay for presbyopia
- Long-term experience with light therapy in dry eye shows positive outcomes, patient satisfaction
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- Low rate of progression to visual impairment seen in UK glaucoma patients
- Model of shared care delivery improves glaucoma management at Belgian university clinic
- New trifocal IOL shows good results in hyperopic patients
- Ophthalmoscopy, optic disc photos essential in glaucoma evaluation, management
- Progressive IOL for mini incision shows good preliminary study results
- Strampelli Medal Lecture focuses on digital revolution
- Testosterone cream may provide relief from MGD-related dry eye
- Undiagnosed, overdiagnosed glaucoma cases may have major repercussions
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- Twenty years after LASIK and still seeing great John F. Doane
- Corneal collagen cross-linking available to stabilize and slow progression of keratoconus Peter S. Hersh, MD, FACS
- Unsung heroes of dry eye care: Technicians make or break a dry eye clinic Darrell E. White, MD