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May 2013 Articles

COVER FEATURE

   1: What's on the horizon for MIGS?

   2: Glaucoma surgery practice patterns changing

   3: AqueSys glaucoma implant offers new way to bypass outflow obstructions and lower pressure

   4: Secrets of success to beginning with the iStent

   5: Tips from an old hand

   6: Prostaglandin enters preservative-free zone

   7: Monthly Pulse Keeping a Pulse on Ophthalmology Poll size: 190

CATARACT

   1: The debate around immediate sequential bilateral cataract surgery

   2: Addressing the most common cause of patient dissatisfaction

   3: Contact lens trials in (potential) premium IOL patients

   4: Gender preferences with multifocal IOLs

CORNEA

   1: HZO vaccine-recurrence link?

   2: Statins: A possible weapon in the fight against ocular inflammatory disease?

   3: Studies indicate that outdoor time could minimize nearsightedness in children

   4: Surgical options for pterygium evaluated

IN OTHER NEWS

   1: Book shares adventures in mission work

INTERNATIONAL

   1: Battle-scarred nation East Timor now battles eye disease

   2: ISBCS: The elephant in the (U.S. cataract) room

NEWS & OPINION

   1: Final session of ASCRS meeting addresses best papers

   2: Is glaucoma becoming a surgical disease?

   3: In The Journal Of Cataract & Refractive Surgery May 2013

   4: Outgoing president highlights new ASCRS educational initiatives

   5: Bungee cord blowout of the capsular bag

   6: A clear and present danger to your practice

   7: Inserting the Malyugin Ring

REFRACTIVE SURGERY

   1: Managing cataract surgery in post-LASIK cases

RESIDENTS

   1: Handling a hemorrhage

   2: Review of "Comparisons of posterior capsular opacification and glistenings with 2 hydrophobic intraocular lenses: Five- to seven-year follow-up"

   3: Comparison of posterior capsule opacification and glistenings with 2 hydrophobic acrylic intraocular lenses: Five- to seven-year follow-up



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