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Patients may describe ocular surface pain in a myriad of ways. For some reason, the corneal nerves are firing. It’s the physician’s job to figure out why, and in some cases, the reason is not so clear.
When it comes to ophthalmic surgery, ergonomics play an important role. Two surgeons discussed how they consider ergonomics in everyday practice, equipment and strategies to help, and its role in glaucoma surgery.
➤ Investigating adjuvant therapy to DSO for Fuchs ➤ FDA approves loteprednol etabonate ophthalmic gel ➤ Pilot study: Photobiomodulation improves BCVA in patients with dry AMD ➤ Positive interim data in trial for gene therapy for GA ➤ Four Phase 3 studies of faricimab show up to 4-month treatment intervals for DME and wet AMD
➤ NDA filed for topical glaucoma and ocular hypertension ophthalmic solution ➤ Nepafenac vs. placebo, results from Phase 2 study ➤ Enrollment completed for photobiomodulation treatment trial ➤ ASCRS activity updates
What can be done for patients with post-LASIK corneal neuralgia?