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As doctors grow more comfortable with IOL technology they explore new ways to apply it, including multifocal IOLs. Francis S. Mah, MD, discusses his personalized presbyopia correcting IOL strategy.
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Francis S. Mah, MD describes how TECNIS® IOLs are designed with spherical and chromatic aberration, glistenings, anterior capsule opacification and capsular contractions in mind.
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Glistenings cause hazy vision, increase glare, and reduce contrast. In this practice profile, a physician discusses how IOL lens material, packaging, and structure increases patient satisfaction.
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Anterior capsular contraction syndrome can affect outcomes after cataract surgery. In this Partner Perspective, a physician expert describes surgical strategies and IOL selections that can limit complications from ACCS.
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Here’s what a new class of IOLs means for your patients, and how can you achieve “personalized vision” for each individual.
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Are you listening to your cataract surgery patients? Learn more about the personalized vision approach to IOL selection.
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Today's cataract surgery patients work longer, stay more active and use digital technology, making reduced spectacle dependence more desirable than ever. Presbyopia-correcting IOLs enable surgeons to meet these needs.
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Having an educated network of referring providers involved in femtosecond laser-assisted cataract surgery patient comanagement helps deliver the best care.
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Femtosecond laser-assisted cataract surgery doesn't just increase precision reproducibility in treatment - or happier patients. It also makes surgery morefun. Third-generation eye doctor Blake K. Williamson, MD, MPH, MS explains why.
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Today’s cataract patients differ greatly from those of generations past. What steps can your practice take to deliver good visual outcomes - and exceed patient expectations?
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