Read the Spring 2024 issue
- Is History becoming history?
- Handling persistent foreign body sensation
- Current accommodating lenses in development
- Importance of advocacy—ASCRS helps score big win for glaucoma surgery
- Peripheral ulcerative keratitis diagnosis and management
- Q&A with the new ASCRS Annual Meeting Program Chair Thomas Samuelson, MD
Recently released
Articles from the most recent issue of EyeWorld are posted weekly on eyeworld.org.
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ASCRS NewsThe ASCRS Foundation will host “Be the Change You Wish to See,” at the 2024 ASCRS Annual Meeting. The discussion will include lessons learned, current needs, and future opportunities for addressing blindness domestically and worldwide. The symposium will feature four sections, all moderated by ASCRS Foundation Board members.
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CataractTwo cataract surgeons who have dealt with their share of short eyes reviewed their approach. They discussed their methods for lens selection and provided pearls on how to avoid complications like iris prolapse and effusions.
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RefractiveThere has been controversy around ICL sizing and vault for a long time, according to some physicians. Three experts discussed the topic in this article.
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CorneaIdentifying and treating patients with limbal stem cell dysfunction or deficiency can be a challenging process. Several physicians discussed how they handle these patients, including which techniques are available for mild to more severe disease.
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GlaucomaTwo physicians provided their thoughts on diagnosis of normal tension glaucoma, establishing true progression, and how to manage worsening disease in this patient population
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Practice ManagementBeing organized and understanding every component of a practice is not merely helpful, it is essential. This Practice Management column provided a checklist of what needs to be tracked and well organized regularly.
EyeWorld archives
This archive represents a sample of EyeWorld’s archived content. For more complete and comprehensive archives, please visit hub.eyeworld.org.
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March 2021A hot topic among young eye surgeons that has drawn CMS attention in the past, two ophthalmologists shared their take on office-based cataract surgery.
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July 2015Retinal surgeons are exploring novel ways to prevent post-vitrectomy cataracts.
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February 2015Results of a study showed that for LASIK patients needing enhancement for which a flap lift may be difficult, PRK is safe and effective.
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