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Adjunctive safety tool proves valuable

01 June 2010
By:Dan Z Reinstein

Mapping epithelial thickness in patients with abnormal topography may rule out keratoconus

Toric IOLs in cataract surgery

01 May 2010
By:Jorge L Alio, Jaime Javaloy

What guides a surgeon's choise?

Evaluation of the change in tear osmolarity after using different eye drops

01 May 2010
By:Timothy Albert

Left untreated, dry eye can cause many problems in the post operative period. As many as 33 million adults may be undiagnosed

Presbyopia correction through monovision

01 April 2010
By:Paolo Fazio

Is monovision in your armamentarium?

Procedure reshapes cornea using microwave technology

01 March 2010
By:John Marshall, PhD, FRCPath, FRCOphth (Hon), Marguerite McDonald, MD FACS

A procedure that uses microwaves to alter corneal refraction may be alternative to LASIK in myopia patients

The experience of international surgery — a blog

01 December 2009

Performing surgery in unfamiliar surroundings.

Femtosecond laser: Beyond capsultomy

01 December 2009

Several manufacturers are developing femtosecond laser technology as a tool for multiple applications in cataract surgery. Three surgeons, who presented at this year's ESCRS Congress look at its uses and results.

One-piece design provides additional benefit to an already successful implant

01 December 2009

A new Tecnis intraocular lens harnesses the ease of implantation of a one-piece implant design and combines it with a glistening-free hydrophobic acrylic material for another next generation IOL.

Laser enables fast ablation; increases safety, efficacy

01 December 2009

A superior refractive corneal correction can be achieved by the preservation of corneal tissue as well as optimization of ablation profiles that are better adapted to human sight.

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