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The what, who and why of stem cells in ophthalmology: Part 1

01 October 2010

Ophthalmic blogger, Irv Arons writes a tell all on what stem cells are all about, who's involved, who they are collaborating with, what type of stem cells they are using and what diseases they are aimed at.

A vision for the world

01 September 2010

Helping others to help themselves

The ideal drop through the eyes of doctors and patients

01 September 2010

Five steps and the criteria for success, as seen through the eyes of patients and their doctors...

Contact induced dry eye

01 September 2010

Understanding the problems of contact lens induced dry eye

OTE at the WOC

01 June 2010

The Ophthalmology TImes Europe team is looking forward to meeting many readers and customers at the Congress and to bringing you coverage of the event and new developments emerging from it.

Standardizing trauma terminology

01 November 2008

A standardized language of trauma classification can have value for prognosis as well as description, according to Dr Dante Pieramici.

Should tear dysfunction be treated with nutritional supplements?

01 May 2008

Nutritional supplements seem to make sense as a treatment of tear dysfunction, according to Marian Macsai, MD. Dr Macsai tempered her assertion with the observation that no objective trials have been performed to support the use of nutritional supplements in patients with tear deficiency.

Flying eye hospital gets new aeroplane

01 May 2008

Orbis International, an international nonprofit humanitarian organization which operates the world"s only Flying Eye Hospital, is to upgrade from a DC-10-10 to a DC-10 Series 30 freighter airline, giving the project an extra 20 years of flying time.

Minimally invasive strabismus surgery vs the limbal approach

01 September 2007

As with all medical disciplines, the goal of every surgeon is to perform surgery that is minimally invasive, in order to reduce the risk of unwanted complications and a poor postoperative appearance, and to increase patient comfort and satisfaction.

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