A panelist discusses how ophthalmologists face challenges with Generation X patients who desire spectacle independence after laser vision correction, highlighting the difficulties in intraocular lens calculations and epithelial irregularities following previous refractive surgeries.
A panelist discusses how he successfully treated a complex case of a 72-year-old patient with previous radial keratotomy by using an innovative combination of an Apthera lens in the bag and a light adjustable lens in the sulcus as a primary piggyback.
A panelist discusses how he managed a 57-year-old tennis player with dry eye and Hashimoto thyroiditis by selecting a Toric enVista IOL for her refractive lens exchange, noting the patient’s satisfaction despite a temporary market recall of the lens.
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