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Verkazia will offer treatment option for vernal keratoconjunctivitis
In June 2021, Verkazia was approved for the treatment of vernal keratoconjunctivitis in children and adults.
Therapeutic pyramid guides treatment of progressive myopia
In 1980, while helping the late George O. Waring III prepare the grant application for the soon to be initiated Prospective Evaluation of Radial Keratotomy study, I reviewed the world literature on the incidence and prevalence of myopia.
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Roundtable focuses on treatment, education in pediatric myopia
As the myopia epidemic continues to expand and affect children, management of the condition remains a source of discussion among ophthalmologists.
Myopia management demands ophthalmologists’ attention
As ophthalmic surgeons, we tend to be justifiably focused on surgery.
Smartphone apps may aid in amblyopia
DENVER — Free smartphone apps may be useful for aiding patients with amblyopia, according to a presenter here.
Smartphone apps may aid in amblyopia
DENVER — Free smartphone apps may be useful for aiding patients with amblyopia, according to a presenter here.
Worse near visual acuity associated with worse stereoacuity in children
DENVER — Worse near visual acuity and greater interocular difference in near visual acuity are associated with worse stereoacuity in children, according to a presenter.
At-home treatment device may improve visual acuity in children with amblyopia
DENVER — Children with amblyopia treated with an at-home device experienced improvement in visual acuity and binocularity, according to a study presented at the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology meeting.
Lost to follow-up rate higher in pediatric patients with amblyopia on public insurance
DENVER — The rate of pediatric patients with amblyopia lost to follow-up is higher among those with public insurance, according to a presenter.
3D video games may boost stereoacuity
DENVER — Playing stereoscopic 3D video games could improve stereoacuity and potentially benefit patients with amblyopia, according to a study presented at the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology meeting.
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