OSN New York and OSN New York Retina

NEW YORK — Andrew M. Schimel, MD, gives his pearls for successful management from a cataract perspective.

NEW YORK — At OSN New York, William B. Trattler, MD, dispels misconceptions about pterygium surgery.

NEW YORK — John Berdahl, MD, talks about refractive laser-assisted cataract surgery from the patient perspective at OSN New York.

NEW YORK — At OSN New York, Savak Teymoorian, MD, MBA, discusses the importance of considering the long-term implications of glaucoma surgery.  

NEW YORK — At OSN New York 2014, Cynthia Matossian, MD, discusses strategies for handling cases of zonular dehiscence in cataract surgery.

NEW YORK — Individual case evaluation is important to decide which cataract procedure is beneficial for patients with cataract and Fuchs' dystrophy, according to a speaker here.

NEW YORK — Cataract surgeons should be confident that a hydrogel sealant used to close corneal incisions will prevent wound leakage with fewer adverse events than sutures and no need for removal, according to a speaker here.

NEW YORK — Three common misconceptions about retina surgery are that it takes a long time, patients do not see well after surgery and patients have to be face down after surgery, according to a speaker here.

NEW YORK — Surgeons should take extra time to look for risk factors related to weakened or compromised zonules at the cataract surgery consult, according to a speaker here.

NEW YORK — Planning cataract surgery before glaucoma surgery leads to better long-term maintenance of glaucoma, according to a speaker here.