| | | | | | | | | Catalysts for collaboration and cure
| | | By
Pamela Brook
| | | The investigative research group Catalyst for a Cure has made significant discoveries developing a better understanding of the insidious changes caused by glaucoma and is developing strategies to prevent them.
| | | Are patients with diabetes more susceptible to open angle glaucoma?
| | | By
Vikas Shankar, MRCOphth
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Prof. Ajay K. Shukla FRCS
| | | Dr Vikas Shankar has found that in the diabetic population with OAG, the optic nerve damage occurs at a lower intraocular pressure in comparison with the non-diabetic OAG population and asks: does screening hold the key?
| | | Complications of Mitomycin-needling
| | | By
Christoph Kranemann MD, FRCS (C), DABO
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C. Birt, MD, FRCS
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R. Dalvi, MD
| | | Dr Christoph Kranemann examines the medium-term success and complication rate of mitomycin-assisted bleb needlings.
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| | | | The perfect phacorefractive combination?
| | | By
Cheryl Guttman
| | | Many patients undergoing phacoemulsification want more than simply cataract extraction. Dr Detlev Breyer says that advances in surgical technique and IOL design have made it possible to satisfy most patients' requirements.
| | | How to perform the best incision in MICS
| | | By
Gilles Lesieur, MD
| | | Dr Gilles Lesieur asks: Do disposable microincision knives or diamond knives provide patients with the best postoperative visual outcome?
| | | Is microincisional surgery really the best option?
| | | By
Boris Malyugin, MD, PhD
| | | The trend for microincisional procedures is escalating. Dr Boris Malyugin compares SICS and C-MICS.
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| | | | | | | | | | Assessing keratoconus using corneal topography
| | | By
Sami El Hage, OD, PhD, DSc
| | | Dr Sami El Hage outlines a technique for early detection of corneal ectasia using four different displays: the normal average cornea, Zernike polynomials, Fourier harmonics and elevation plots.
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