Ophthalmology Times: July 15, 2020

No matter the technology used, it is necessary to customize the implant choice based on the patient’s needs to achieve optimal refractive outcomes.

Despite current flexibility, future enforcement could prove to be troublesome

Lens offering surgeons a reassuring amount of resistance to movement in the eye

Emerging technology may be able to fill existing imaging diagnostic gaps

Diagnosing a 'down looker'

Following cataract surgery, the dropless option is proving to be a preferred method during recovery

Researchers note that more study of conjunctivitis is needed in patients with COVID-19

Gene therapy to treat choroideremia shows potential for maintaining or improving vision

Machine-learning algorithms have potential to predict patients with nonproliferative diabetic retinopathy who will or will not improve over time.

Reduced quality of life, mental health issues are major adverse effects of TED

For many physicians, "moral injury" may be an actual issue

Ancient election offers lesson to modern voters

New research is looking past just regulating the IOP, using a single-cell RNA to identify 12 distinct cell types in trabecular meshwork.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, it is important to develop technologies to keep patients and staff safe, while treating the diseases of the eye

A patient's vision loss leads to another diagnosis