March 2014

Features

Ask questions—a lot of questions—before you rely on a compounding pharmacy to supply drugs.

The cutting-edge technology has gained in popularity in our annual survey.

Despite the cutting-edge technology used in cataract surgery, the unexpected can still happen. Here’s help.

A look at the latest advances in phaco technology and beyond.

This long-awaited procedure may be able to do more than just treat keratoconus and ectasia.

Pseudophakic CME remains a common cause of reduced vision after cataract surgery. A look at its causes and treatment.

Orbital and adnexal disorders often have a genetic basis. Here is a review of the most common disorders.

With more patients and less time, clinicians need a high-priority checklist to make sure nothing important is overlooked.

Continued exposure to an antigen may overcome an allergy, but there are still hurdles to clear before this approach is common.

Expert tips on how to avoid getting epithelial ingrowth after LASIK, and how to respond if ingrowth occurs.

When a patient’s decreased visual acuity following cataract surgery persists, she is referred to the Neuro-ophthalmology Service.