Refractive Surprises: What To Do Next

Surgeons offer advice for those times when your cataract surgery outcome isn’t on target.

 

 


July 2019

July 2019

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Tips for Treating Ocular Trauma

Generally, the type of injury—globe laceration vs. blunt trauma—will dictate the outcome.

Refractive Surgery for Patients over 50

You may now be grappling with one central question for this group: lens- or cornea-based refractive surgery?

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Cross-linking in Pediatric Patients

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