January 2014

Features

Multifocals: Sweat the Small Stuff

Surgeons share their tips for catching all the elusive problems that could derail a multifocal lens.

Refractive Surprises After Cataract Surgery

The best treatment depends on the amount of residual error.

Surgeons Choose the Premium Channel

Good results in select patients are making premium IOLs more appealing to surgeons.

Toric IOLs: More Options, More Patients

The expanding array of toric intraocular lenses available in the Unites States is spurring increasing use of these lenses.

Departments

Review News

Hope for Cataract Prevention Gets Boost from UCI Research

Editor's Page

Three Wishes for Long-Overdue Action

Technology Update

Long-term Noninvasive Topical Drug Delivery

Retinal Insider

Managing Submacular Hemorrhage

This potentially visually devastating condition is most commonly associated with choroidal neovascularization due to AMD.

Glaucoma Management

Hysteresis: A Powerful Tool for Glaucoma Care

Clinical data suggests that this measurement may be a valuable indicator of risk—and how a patient will respond to medication.

Therapeutic Topics

Systemic Rxs and Ocular AEs

When a patient is taking drugs systemically, here are the ocular adverse events to be on the lookout for.

Refractive Surgery

Insights from the ISRS Survey

This year’s survey shows surgeons becoming more comfortable with the array of options available for correcting astigmatism.

Product News

Prokera Adds Options in Corneal Bandages

Research Review

Comparing Height Data For Four Topographers

Wills Eye Resident Case Series

January 2014 Wills Eye Resident Case Series

New-onset ‘crossed-eyes’ are blamed for a minor accident, but the driver’s other problems lead to a request for evaluation.

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