November 2018 Articles

ASCRS NEWS

  1. ASCRS Clinical Survey drives education, tracks trends

ASCRS • ASOA UPDATE

  1. ASCRS member spotlight: Nicole Fram, MD
  2. Industry partner donates a check—and more
  3. Quality Payment Program hardship exception applications, including Promoting Interoperability Small Practice Hardship Applications, due December 31
  4. In the Journal of Cataract & Refractive Surgery November 2018

COVER FEATURE

  1. Challenging dry eye cases
  2. Managing ocular surface issues caused by vision-preserving glaucoma drops
  3. Pain without stain
  4. Managing neurotrophic keratitis
  5. Treatment plan for corneal irregularities before cataract surgery

CATARACT

  1. Ergonomics of cataract surgery
  2. Expanding phaco pupil horizons with sphincterotomies
  3. Wide-angle IOL: an option for AMD patients with cataract

CORNEA

  1. Finding and identifying a challenging pediatric condition
  2. Artificial iris implants

GLAUCOMA

  1. Getting on board with MIGS
  2. Diagnostic and therapeutic challenge: malignant glaucoma
  3. Understanding the pitfalls of glaucoma surgery

IN OTHER NEWS

  1. News in brief
  2. Meet iDox, a band with members across the U.S. and abroad

INTERNATIONAL

  1. Combined treatments that enhance outcomes: CXL and intracorneal rings

MEETING REPORTER

  1. EyeWorld/ASCRS reports from the ASCRS Young Eye Surgeons Advanced Cataract Training

NEWS & OPINION

  1. Astigmatism matters
  2. If it’s free, what’s it worth?
  3. Meet the first 3D-printed “human” cornea
  4. Locked and preloaded

OPHTHALMOLOGY BUSINESS

  1. How to boost and improve each patient’s experience

REFRACTIVE

  1. The value of macular OCT for the refractive cataract patient
  2. Indications for toric phakic IOLs

RESIDENTS

  1. Review of “OCT analysis of phacoemulsification incisions: could tighter incisions delay recovery? A prospective randomized trial of 2.2 mm versus 2.85 mm incisions”
  2. OCT analysis of phacoemulsification incisions: could tighter incisions delay recovery? A prospective randomized trial of 2.2 mm versus 2.85 mm incisions

WORLD VIEW

  1. Improving the ocular surface: Challenges facing the cataract and refractive surgeon