April 2017

Features

Here’s a rundown of optical biometers that can help make IOL planning efficient and accurate.

How to get to the bottom of postop refractive errors and manage them effectively.

Identifying retinal issues before cataract surgery can improve outcomes, especially for patients choosing premium IOLs.

Surgeons share strategies for getting what you and your patients need from insurers.

Managing electronic data during an exam can be done in a number of ways. Is a large-screen desktop the only way to go?

This month, we look at reimbursement considerations for this increasingly popular procedure.

The chief of a busy cataract department details how she trains residents.

A look at the differences between spectral-domain and swept-source OCT, and the potential clinical benefits of swept-source.

Expert tips for diagnosing and managing patients who present with epiphora.

A surgeon and his colleagues work to solve a mystery: why some patients develop chronic high IOP after anti-VEGF injections.

The significance of sixth cranial nerve dysfunction, and how to catch it in time for management to be successful.

The importance of valid questionnaires when treating patients who suffer from ocular allergy.

A visitor to the United States develops a mysterious case of unilateral ocular pain and blurry vision.