Ophthalmology Times, March 15 2019

Pearls for overcoming pitfalls related to keratometry, prediction of effective lens position, optical biometry

Novel technique could help surgeons treating keratoconus, ectasia

Follow-up at 7 years shows procedure safe, effective, provides stable correction

Laser technology has potential to modify IOL refractive index without change to lens shape

Stabilization, improvement in corneal curvature measurements seen in many treated cases

Improving vision, nonvisual function, quality of life key for customized treatment plans

Comparable levels of near, distance visual acuity; high patient satisfaction marks observed

Combining LASIK, corneal inlays hits refractive ‘sweet spot’ for many patients

Advancements in preoperative assessment, techniques help to enhance refractive surgical outcomes

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Keep refractive surgery in forefront when it comes to technology

Potential issues may impact reading speed, reaction time, memory, orientation, glare

Start ocular surface treatment 6 weeks prior to cataract surgery for best outcomes

Usage is a good option for successful visual rehabilitation in these patients

Group offering ARVOLearn educational platform; AI focus of upcoming online session

Supportive leadership creates a culture that benefits your whole team.