01 February 2009
By:Kerry K. Assil, MD
Performing LASIK surgery that is customized for each eye can offer more pleasing outcomes in terms of both patient safety and comfort, claims Kerry K. Assil, MD.
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01 February 2009
By:Jay Dermott
Jay Dermott discusses complications that can ensue during microkeratome and femtosecond flap creation and considers how to apply lessons in clinical practice.
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01 February 2009
By:Victoria Farrell
Professor Michael Knorz discusses his experiments on the adhesion strength of flaps, comparing the femtosecond with the microkeratome.
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08 January 2009
Optic or haptic damage has previously accounted for over 14% of intraoperative foldable lens explantations. However, an increasing focus on operating procedure standardization and strict guidelines regarding the reuse of materials have led to a rising trend in the use of disposable materials.
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01 December 2008
By:Massimo Camellin, MD
Whether the stromal flap is thin or thick is irrelevant; it will never heal fully.
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01 December 2008
By:James McCulley, MD, FACS, FRCOphth
There are those who say that blue or violet light actually benefits the eye. If this is true, we must have evolved really badly.
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01 December 2008
By:Omid Kermani
I do not believe that safe and effective SBK can be performed with a microkeratome.
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01 December 2008
By: Jack T. Holladay, MD, MSEE, FACS
Claiming that blue light is harmful and should be blocked is nothing more than a marketing ploy backed by absurd arguments.
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01 November 2008
By:Amar Agarwal, MS, FRCS, FRCOphth
Dr Amar Agarwal and team describe a technique for adhering sutureless scleral-fixated IOLs with a biological fibrin sealant glue.
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