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Tuesday, 09 February 2010
Kaiser study results on ranibizumab and bevacizumab
February 4, 2010
A Kaiser Permanents Southern California study published in this month?s Ophthalmology, the journal of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, compares ranibizumab (Lucentis) and bevacizumab (Avastin) and found them to be equally effective in halting vision loss.
Stem cell therapy to treat LSCD
January 27, 2010
Successful limbal stem cell deficiency (LSCD) treatment in eight patients using their own stem cells without immunity suppression has been reported by scientists at the North East England Stem Cell Institute (NESCI).
Eye test could help detect signs of Alzheimer's
January 27, 2010
Research published in the journal Cell Death and Disease by University College of London scientists indicates that a simple eye test may, in future, be able to detect Alzheimer's, amongst other diseases.
Zeiss to get new CEO
January 27, 2010
Carl Zeiss's current CEO, Dr Michael Kaschke, has resigned his position on the company?s Management Board.
Presbia strengthens its surgical team
January 27, 2010
Presbia , which develops and markets a surgical solution for presbyopia has appointed ophthalmic surgeons Dr Jorge L. Alio of Madrid, Spain (an OTEurope editorial advisory board member) and Dr Kerry K. Assil of California, have agreed to serve on its Medical Advisory Board.
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Retina
DME responds to ranibizumab
Glaucoma
SFI allows integration of structural, functional data
Pen-like tonometer desgined to be patient-friendly
Strabismus
The MADI plication — a revised technique
New MISS technique
Cataract & Refractive
The experience of international surgery — a blog
Femtosecond laser: Beyond capsultomy
Which IOL to choose
Laser enables fast ablation; increases safety, efficacy
Cornea
Cell loss plateaus eariler in DSæK than DLEK cases
November 2009
Retina
Addressing diabetic retinopathy by treating underlying disease
By: Mark B. Abelson, Rad Tzekov, Dayse Sena, Peter Lou, Daniel Dewey-Mattia
Low hormones may havbe a role in AMD pathogenesis
By: George Rozakis
General
Is an MBA the right decision for me?
By: Emil William Chynn
Cataract & Refractive
EUREQUO - the idea and the execution
By: Professor Mats Lundstrom
Setting yourself up for success in refractive surgery Part II
By: David J. Tanzer, MD
New 'Bimanual Rhexis' technique, for sub 1 mm incision, using the 'Capsulorhexis Chopsticks'
By: Thierry Amzallag, Joel Pynson
New dual-optic accommodating IOL
By: Andrea Galvis
Glaucoma
Hyperaemia is a common cause for changing medication
By: Dr Gail Schwartz
Preservative-free formulations of interest to doctors
By: William Trattler
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