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Oculis begins phase 3 trial of new steroid for post-cataract surgery pain, inflammation
Oculis has completed the first patient visit in its phase 3 OPTIMIZE-2 trial of OCS-01, the company’s preservative-free, once-daily topical formulation of dexamethasone for treating pain and inflammation after cataract surgery.
BLOG: Is your surgery center contributing to global warming?
Climate change, driven by human emissions of greenhouse gases, has become a major threat to global health. Paradoxically, the health care industry is a large part of the problem.
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Coordinated care essential for managing diabetic eye disease
It is a well-known fact that individuals with diabetes have an increased likelihood of developing ocular complications.
BLOG: Multiple options exist for post-corneal transplant contact lenses in keratoconus
We are fortunate today that not only are there new and better forms of corneal transplants, but we also do not have to refer keratoconus patients for a transplant nearly as often.
BLOG: How can you tell if your patient’s toric IOL has rotated?
Toric IOLs are beloved for their ability to counteract astigmatism accurately and safely. However, they do come with an increase in risk for your patient.
Mental, ocular health ‘inextricably linked,’ says OD turned psychotherapist
NEW ORLEANS — Optometrists are in a unique position to help identify mental health conditions in patients, according to optometrist turned licensed psychotherapist Dennis Pardo, OD, MPH, FAAO, LCSW, MSW.
VIDEO: With new central port, EVO ICL is a ‘total game-changer’
NEW ORLEANS — The EVO ICL has improved its safety profile with the introduction of the central 360-µm port, according to Nicholas J. Bruns, OD, FAAO.
BLOG: Can your pseudophakic patient see better than you?
Post-cataract surgery patients are often thrilled with the quality of their vision.
Visual field, pupillary defects among risk factors linked to abnormal neuroimaging in ED
Visual field irregularities, afferent pupillary defects or abnormal optical discs were associated with positive neuroimaging findings among patients presenting to the ED with neuro-ophthalmological complaints, according to a study.
BLOG: PK is now a ‘last-resort procedure’ for keratoconus
Corneal transplantation for keratoconus has traditionally been performed as a full-thickness penetrating keratoplasty and generally is a very successful procedure.
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