June-July 2020 Feature: Ocular Surface Considerations For Surgery Read this Issue
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Superficial keratectomy can help a surgeon address some ocular irregularities prior to keratoplasty -
There are several methods for primary pterygium removal, but the most common uses a conjunctival autograft -
Millions of people in the U.S. have some form of dry eye. Not all dry eye is visually significant or symptomatic
Supplements View Archives: CME Non-CME
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DEC 2019: Managing ocular surface disease in a preoperative cataract or refractive surgery patient -
DEC 2019: Improving the cataract patient experience: Minimizing pain and inflammation while reducing the need for topical drops -
November 2019: Toric Toolbox: Building skills and strategies to surgically manage astigmatism -
September 2019: Meibography Summit: Better understanding of meibomian gland dysfunction and how to integrate meibography in diagnosis and treatment planning -
July 2019: Advancing Surgical Outcomes: Algorithm launches new era in preoperative OSD management -
May 2019: Innovations advancing cataract surgery -
May 2019: Therapeutic solutions: Ocular surface disease and episodic flares of dry eye disease -
October 2018: Examining meibomian gland dysfunction and its impact -
March 2018: Customizing modern OSD therapies to individual patient needs
