Doug Katsev, MD

Articles by Doug Katsev, MD

Weigh risks, benefits of cataract surgery for your patients

ByDoug Katsev, MD

October 1st 2019

Cataract outcomes in late career ophthalmologists

ByDoug Katsev, MD

March 21st 2019

A JAMA Ophthalmology study investigates late surgeon career stage cataract outcomes

Is there an increase of blood pressure during intravitreal injections?

ByDoug Katsev, MD

March 21st 2019

Check out the latest from the Medical News Minute

Costs for glaucoma interventions

ByDoug Katsev, MD

January 23rd 2019

How affordable are glaucoma interventions in developed and developing countries? Doug Katsev, MD, takes a look.

Betadine solution before cataract surgery decreases infection

ByDoug Katsev, MD

January 23rd 2019

In this edition of the Medical News Minute, Doug Katsev, MD, shares the latest research regarding betadine use prior to cataract surgery

Atopic dermatitis and cataract development

ByDoug Katsev, MD

November 7th 2018

Doug Katsev, MD, discusses the findings from a study concerning atopic dermatitis and cataract development for the Medical News Minute.

Lack of Medicare coverage leads to less eyeglass use, study finds

ByDoug Katsev, MD

July 30th 2018

Orbital pathologies and trauma

ByDoug Katsev, MD

June 27th 2018

Are older individuals less likely to undergo cataract surgery if they have small support groups?

ByDoug Katsev, MD

May 24th 2018

Are older individuals less likely to undergo cataract surgery if they have small support groups? A retrospective cohort study of Medicare patients published in JAMA Ophthalmology looked at this question.

NSAIDS and AMD

ByDoug Katsev, MD

April 30th 2018

Cataract surgery may prolong life in older women

ByDoug Katsev, MD

January 17th 2018

Risk factors for rapid glaucoma progression

ByDoug Katsev, MD

August 29th 2017

Published in the American Journal of Ophthalmology, a retrospective case-controlled study between cohorts of rapid glaucoma disease progressors and nonrapid progressors found that rapid progressors were older, had significantly lower central corneal thickness, and baseline intraocular pressures.