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LASIK surgery continues to thrive, offering positive outcomes

September 2, 2019
  • Robert K. Maloney, MD

Surgeons use procedure to offer patients improved vision quickly with few side effects

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New refractive technologies: early experiences, thoughts

September 24, 2018
  • Arthur Cummings, FRCSEd

Shortcomings in ablative procedures mean that new developments in refractive surgery are welcome. Arthur Cummings, MD, FRCSEd, reviews two new technologies that will increase patient satisfaction.

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Touch-up techniques following SMILE

December 1, 2017
  • Dr Martin Dirisamer

Research shows that enhancement rates after LASIK range from approximately 7.8% to 20%, with regression of approximately 1 diopter after 10 years.

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Epithelial thickness mapping in the care of refractive surgery patients

December 1, 2017
  • Dr Sheetal Maharishi

Corneal epithelial thickness mapping may become an easy and objective tool in the diagnosis of biomechanically unstable corneas and perhaps a multitude of anterior segment disorders.

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Opportunities and challenges in the world of ophthalmology in 2018

December 1, 2017
  • Caroline Richards

As another year comes to an end, five members of Ophthalmology Times Europe’s Editorial Advisory Board reflect and share their perspectives on the exciting opportunities that lie ahead for ophthalmologists in 2018, whilst also considering the potential challenges.

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Long-term observation of SMILE gives better myopia prognosis

November 1, 2017
  • Dr Jana Gertnere
  • Dr Igor Solomatin

Long-term observation of SMILE reveals high stability at various degrees of correction of myopia. This allows surgeons who apply this method of treatment to give patients a long-term prognosis.

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Testing at point of care for improved patient satisfaction, re-treatment rates

November 1, 2017

After spending a few months testing for dry eye and treating the tear film before doing preoperative measurements, the re-treatment rate dropped from 11% to 3%.

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Low-dose atropine for myopia in children: two years of experience

November 1, 2017
  • Lisa Stewart

Children in Tel Aviv have been treated with nightly atropine drops, significantly slowing the progression of myopia.

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Adopting a multidiagnostic method for characterising the anterior segment

November 1, 2017
  • Vincente J. Camps, PhD
  • Dr Alberto López-Navarro
  • Dr Inmaculada Cabezos
  • Dr Dolores de Fez
  • Dr María T Caballero

A multidiagnostic device is able to provide consistent measurements of refraction and ocular aberrations in healthy eyes. The consistency of refractive measurements is not dependent on the magnitude of the refractive error, with the same precision ability for moderate to high myopia and for hyperopia.

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Performing cataract surgery with phaco in patients with previous implantations

July 10, 2017
  • Erica Crompton

This case study presents the results and advantages of phacoemulsification, which Dr Dieter W Klass and his team applied after previous implantation of an iris-fixated phakic IOL (pIOL) (Artisan, Ophtec) for the correction of high myopia without explantation of the pIOL.

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