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Confocal microscopy: Seeing what does not meet the eye
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Topography devices + cloud technology float together
Hardware, software offer surgeons a window to cornea diagnosis
Care delivery: Motivating patients with mobile devices
Researchers reaching for the stars to cure presbyopia
Bioengineering puts focus on retinal degeneration
Pulsing or probing for MGD: How current devices compare
3D printing in ophthalmology
Making the most of imaging in examination of pediatric patients
Study focuses on HOA measurements in normal keratoconic eyes
Technology traces differences in structure, glaucoma progression
UBM, AS-OCT viable for use with anterior segment lesions
Prosthesis system may help blind patients 'see' again
Harnessing research data for personalized healthcare
New vitreoretinal tools advancing surgical outcomes
Glaucoma mystery: Focus on deep optic nerve structures
Macular OCT: A must for treating glaucoma patients
Diagnostic advances offer glimpse of endophthalmitis pathogens
AI-enabled tool offers glimpse of glaucoma-related functional loss
Module bridges remote gap in learning, mentorships
Leveraging social media to expand keratoconus awareness
OCT providing physicians with improved view of ocular surface
Striving for perfection: Creating the perfect IOL
Innovations focusing on improved patient experience
The future: Development of true accommodative IOLs
Color-LED topography measures corneas consistently in analysis
Ophthalmology can 'adopt' technologies from other specialties
Technology makes physicians more efficient, reduces burnout
Artificial intelligence gains more acceptance in ophthalmology
Artificial intelligence has the potential to have a significant impact on ophthalmology in the coming years.
