Past Issues

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ASCRS NEWS

  1. A roundup of 2017 highlights

ASCRS • ASOA UPDATE

  1. General sessions at ASCRS•ASOA Annual Meeting to feature top experts
  2. Thank you to the 2017 sight givers
  3. In the Journal of Cataract & Refractive Surgery February 2018

COVER FEATURE

  1. Advances in preoperative testing for refractive surgery
  2. Choosing SMILE, PRK, or LASIK
  3. Considerations for irregular cornea treatments
  4. Current considerations for optimizing topographic ablations
  5. Monthly Pulse Laser vision correction Poll size: 127

Corneal Сollagen Сrosslinking

  1. What’s new with the Boston Keratoprosthesis?

ASCRS ASOA PREVIEW

  1. Washington, D.C. restaurants
  2. Washington, D.C. nightlife
  3. Washington, D.C. attractions
  4. Washington, D.C. tours
  5. Washington, D.C. shopping
  6. Washington, D.C. performing arts and events

CATARACT

  1. Best of ASCRS: Cataract
  2. Prioritizing ergonomics in the OR
  3. Experts address questions from IOL power optimization webinar
  4. Cataract surgeons turn to scleral tunnel fixation for reliable IOL placement
  5. Expanding the iris needs to be safe and easy

CORNEA

  1. Astigmatism management: Corneal incisions
  2. Posterior keratoconus front and center

GLAUCOMA

  1. Eye on compounded glaucoma drops
  2. Deciding on the right MIGS
  3. Planning cataract surgery in a patient with previous trabeculectomy
  4. Study sheds light on underlying pathogenesis of primary open angle glaucoma

IN OTHER NEWS

  1. Couple met through shared interests

INTERNATIONAL

  1. International meeting paper session recap
  2. Uganda: Creating sustainable eyecare

MEETING REPORTER

  1. Reporting from Hawaiian Eye 2018

NEWS & OPINION

  1. Dry eye, optometry, and ophthalmology
  2. Study shows ophthalmologists are responsible with opioid prescriptions
  3. Monitor the eyes for ocular effects from antidepressants, anti-anxiety medications
  4. Possible new use for botulinum toxin in ophthalmology
  5. Using patient reported outcomes to improve standards of care
  6. Four dangerous words
  7. An interview with Paul Hudson

OPHTHALMOLOGY BUSINESS

  1. Gaining patients’ trust and confidence when you’re young
  2. Similar challenges for ophthalmologists around the world
  3. Dealing with natural disasters

REFRACTIVE

  1. Topical accommodating eye drops
  2. Laser blended vision for presbyopia provides the full visual spectrum
  3. Correcting extreme astigmatism in post-PK eyes
  4. Avoiding transplant travails

RESIDENTS

  1. Review of “Comparative analysis of visual outcomes with four different intraocular lenses: monofocal, multifocal and extended range of vision”
  2. Comparative analysis of visual outcomes with four different intraocular lenses: monofocal, multifocal and extended range of vision

RETINA

  1. Searching for the right timing for vitrectomy
  2. Light-activated protein offers promise as retinal implant
  3. Fielding floaters with YAG vitreolysis

SECONDARY FEATURE

  1. Testing for corneal dystrophies could pinpoint poor candidates for refractive surgery
  2. SMILE in the military

WORLD VIEW

  1. Advanced diagnostics and treatment modalities in corneal refractive surgery