Refractive/Cataract Rundown
The Right Time for MSICS and MiLoop
When confronted with an extremely dense cataract, surgeons may need to consider alternatives to phaco, experts say.
More Than One Way to Crack a Nucleus
Cataract surgeons discuss their preferred techniques and when to modify for certain scenarios.
SMILE Complications: What Not to Do
The most common problems that surgeons experience when starting small-incision lenticule extraction procedures.
A Pain in the Neck
Prone to musculoskeletal pain, ophthalmologists seek ergonomic solutions for the sake of their bodies and careers.
Addressing Pterygia in Cataract Patients
These conjunctival lesions can impact keratometry, often making staged surgery the best choice for patient outcomes.
What to do with a White Cataract
The challenges to expect and tips for successful management of these complicated cases.
LASIK Enhancements: Handle with Care
Refractive surgeons say the keys to managing these cases are patience and precision.
Lessons on Clear Lens Extraction
IOL technologies are creating more appeal for refractive lens exchange. Here’s guidance on patient selection.
Considerations for Fuchs’ and Cataract
The severity Fuchs’ may create some challenging variables for a patient’s treatment. Here’s guidance.
Managing Post-LASIK Pain
Why a growing number of anterior and posterior segment surgeons believe this concept is what’s best for the patient.