Managing malignant glaucoma: Keys to recognizing the condition

Malignant glaucoma is a type of angle-closure glaucoma that is uncommon and therefore rarely recognized. Ronald L. Fellman, MD, describes its diagnostic features and management considerations. » Read Dr. Fellman's analysis

Use of retinal prosthesis system shapes vision for those with retinitis pigmentosa

The advent of a retinal prosthesis system offers a second chance at sight for patients with vision loss from retinitis pigmentosa.
» Find out how

AAO to bring hot topics, 'view across the pond' to Chicago

Ocular oncology, European updates among top focal points for this year's meeting. » Read the preview

Presbyopic laser vision correction: Analyzing PRK method at 1 year

Results from follow-up to 1 year in 16 patients treated with PRK using a multifocal bi-aspheric ablation profile. » Read the results

Editorial: We [ophthalmologists] are the 99%!

In his latest column, Peter J. McDonnell, chief medical editor of Ophthalmology Times, discusses research that suggests most physicians aren't so financially successful after all.
» Read the story

Closing cataract incisions: Sealant superior to sutures

Randomized study indicates hydrogel sealant offers better means of wound closure when using toric IOLs. » Find out why

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• Recording, viewing devices enhance surgical workflow

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