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Let us be more specific, topical antibiotics after cataract surgery are not necessary, according to Alexander James Silvester, MBCHB, as long as surgeons tick off all the boxes on the safety check list.
This article was reviewed by Mats. H. Lundstrom, MD
There is no argument with the old adage “practice makes perfect.” This is especially true for ophthalmology residents.
This article was reviewed by Yonca A. Akova
One of the most common questions I am asked by other surgeons is how to talk to patients about premium IOLs. It is so important to do this in an efficient but open, honest, and patient-centric way.
Editor’s Note: Welcome to “Let's Chat,” a blog series featuring contributions from members of the ophthalmic community.
This article was reviewed by Florian Kretz, MD, FEBO
This article was reviewed by Davinder S. Grover, MD, MPH
Lens fragmentation device may avoid disrupting zonules, enhance refractive outcomes
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