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Editor’s Note: Welcome to “Let's Chat,” a blog series featuring contributions from members of the ophthalmic community.
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Editor’s Note: Welcome to “Let's Chat,” a blog series featuring contributions from members of the ophthalmic community.
Editor’s Note: Welcome to “Let's Chat,” a blog series featuring contributions from members of the ophthalmic community.
Editor’s Note: Welcome to “Let's Chat,” a blog series featuring contributions from members of the ophthalmic community.
Patients deserve to have their tear film stabilized before surgery so their vision will be optimized after surgery.
Failure to address problems with the tear film and ocular surface before surgery can negatively affect surgical outcomes and patient satisfaction.
Low to moderate myopes are among the most challenging patients to satisfy with cataract surgery
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