Oct 2010

Features

While many provisions have yet to be resolved, here’s a preliminary look at how the Affordable Care Act could impact your practice.

An update on the three femtosecond cataract surgery systems, the surgical functions they perform, and how they might fit into the OR.

The arteritic form is treated with corticosteroids, while there is still no widely accepted treatment for the nonarteritic form.

Four prominent experts discuss the science, the challenges and the promise of using nutritional intervention against AMD.

You may be able to purchase your next fundus camera at Best Buy.

Recent trials have enabled an evidence-based approach to treating patients with retinal vein occlusions.

One in 10 ocular surgeries may result in ptosis. Here’s how to prevent it and how to treat it when you can’t.

Drainage devices appear to aid in the treatment of this disease, but poor outcomes can still occur.

Though drug companies rely on drug reformulations more than ever, these recast drugs can still be effective.

This device can be as cost-effective as a penetrating keratoplasty in treating severely diseased

The Crystal Line is an upgrade that may shore up an area some surgeons felt was lacking in the Femto LDV.

Short-duration blurred vision in one eye is the only notable symptom, but a dilated fundus exam reveals troubling signs.