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Tailor Uveitis Treatment to Type and Severity
Because uvetis can be associated with many conditions, patients are often initially misdiagnosed.
Stopping Dry AMD in Its Tracks
A host of new treatment options are being tested—and showing promise.
For DME, One Size Does Not Fit All
Though anti-VEGF drugs are now key, there's still a place for photocoagulation.
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New Drug Device to Treat Diabetes-Related Vision Loss
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A New Way to Make Your First Mistakes
A simulated eye composed of resins and other materials can help beginning surgeons hone their techniques.
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A Missing Component In IOP Coverage
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Update on Anti-VEGF Monotherapy for ROP
Despite encouraging findings, it's too early to call for broad adoption of anti-VEGF therapy for retinopathy of prematurity.
Glaucoma Management
Evaluating Glaucoma: Treat, Test or Wait?
When it’s not clear what the patient’s status is, clinicians have to make some tough choices. Here’s help.
Therapeutic Topics
The Pros and Cons of Dry-Eye Tests
The various tests of ocular surface health can yield many insights, but they’re not perfect.
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The Corneal Route for Treating Presbyopia
Corneal inlays may give patients a removable option for dealing with their presbyopic eyes.
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FDA Oks TearScience Lipiflow MGD System
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Similar Detection from SD-OCT Instruments
Wills Eye Resident Case Series
Wills Eye Resident Case Series
A gradual development of ptosis with no obvious cause causes this patient to seek treatment at Wills Eye Institute.
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