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EW WEEK No. 19
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Visudyne/Lucentis combo therapy interim results positive
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Glaucoma, cataract surgery complications lead to increased corneal transplant failure
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Glaucoma screening device gets regulatory approval
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FDA reminds consumers about safe CL procedures
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Researchers identify protein associated with AMD
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LAL clinical study adds fourth site
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June 2009 Articles
COVER FEATURE
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No simple story
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Before refractive or cataract surgery
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Less frequent dosing for wet AMD
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Refining surgical techniques for corneal reconstruction
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Surface diseases going underdiagnosed
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Linking inflammation and dry eye
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Mechanical microkeratomes continue refinements
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Assessing artificial tears
ASCRS UPDATE
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ASCRS Passes ACCME Commercial Support Review
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In The Journal Of Cataract & Refractive Surgery June 2009
CATARACT/ IOL
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Crystalline lens dislocation
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OVDs: evolution, current status, and evaluation
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Is backwards better?
EYE CONNECT
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Managing a retained nuclear chip
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Nuclear cataracts linked to ‘fat’ gene
GLAUCOMA
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Thyroid disorders and glaucoma
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Combined canaloplasty and phaco offer advantages
IN OTHER NEWS
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A letter to Sophie
OPHTHALMOLOGY NEWS
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Vision and art
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The key to stem cell renewal
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A solution to convergence insufficiency
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Imaging technique for MS patients
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Keeping men with intracranial hypertension in your sights
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Taking a second look at scleral lenses
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Eye protection & antioxidants, keys to prevent AMD
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Prognostic factors for acanthamoeba keratitis
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Lacrimal sac drainage
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Routine screening for urban preschoolers a necessity
OPINIONS AND COMMENTARY
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Dear Editors
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT
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Marketing: back to basics
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Avoid credentialing pitfalls
REFRACTIVE SURGERY
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A beat beyond: pacemakers and lasers
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Not enough pre-LASIK data?
WORLD VIEW
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Ocular Surface Disease: Look how far we’ve come… and how far we have yet to go…
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