Authors


Michelle Dalton

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Migraines, retinal perfusion: Pain for physicians, patients

OCT-A detected microcirculatory disturbances during acute post-aural migraine attacks may be an important tool in elucidating the pathophysiological relationship between migraine, aura, and ischemia.


Nathan Radcliffe, MD

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Breaking down the dorzolamide shortage

Our supply of dorzolamide, long a first-line glaucoma therapy used alone or in fixed combination with timolol, has recently proven unreliable.


Jodie Luchs, MD

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What cataract surgeons don’t know can hurt premium IOL outcomes

The majority of cataract patients likely have significant tear film disturbances that can affect their preoperative measurements and postoperative satisfaction with cataract surgery.


Michele Barrere

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IRIS Registry, ophthalmology’s moon shot?

In New Orleans, the theme song “The Saints Go Marching In,” sings the famous line, “I want to be in that Number.” The American Academy of Ophthalmology is hoping that thousands of its members will want to be in that number too-the Intelligent Research in Sight (IRIS) Registry, formally introduced on Sunday.


Vanessa Caceres

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Tools, techniques for cataract surgery in PFX glaucoma patients

Applying a cautious approach can increase the chance for successful outcomes


Dr Francisco Poyales

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Visual outcomes and incidence of PCO associated with a novel IOL

A novel glistening-free IOL has been tested in 94 eyes and found to give good visual outcomes with a low incidence of PCO


Dr Nuria Garzón

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Visual outcomes and incidence of PCO associated with a novel IOL

A novel glistening-free IOL has been tested in 94 eyes and found to give good visual outcomes with a low incidence of PCO


Dr Christopher Leung

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PSLT shows promise in lowering intraocular pressure

Compared with SLT, PSLT appears to offer some advantages, such as a shorter duration of treatment and more comfort for patients.


Mitchell A. Jackson, MD

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Tear layer approach effective for dry eye

The tear layer approach is effective in the diagnosis and treatment of dry eye syndrome.



Aroucha Vickers, DO

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When autoimmune diseases exert neuro-ophthalmic effects

Treatment should focus on the underlying etiology behind these processes


Conni Bergmann Koury

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Astigmatism management software proving to be accurate, precise

Newly cleared technology for laser cataract gives ophthalmologists another tool.


Joshua Mali, MD

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Macular Degeneration Association unveils AMD Centers of Excellence

The MDA is a nonprofit health organization dedicated to educating and empowering patients with AMD.



Ragui Sedeek, MD

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Four ways to discuss diabetic treatment with patients

Ragui Sedeek, MD, shares four pearls on how you can discuss diabetic treatments with your patients.
















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