DAY 2 - Saturday, April 20
INTRAOCULAR SURGERY
Implanting iris prosthesis is 'in the bag'
Early data on an artificial iris implant suggest positive clinical and cosmetic outcomes, said Michael Snyder, MD. » MORE
Subjective measures help match IOL, patient
It is not always easy to fit the right IOL to the right patient to correct presbyopia. It is not that approved lenses do not work as expected, but that each lens has slightly different optical characteristics, noted Richard Chu, DO. » MORE
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BLOG FROM ASCRS
Editor's Blog: How 'strange' is evolution in ophthalmology?
Ophthalmology has a history of "strange," and actually that may be good for the specialty. Of all the specialties of medicine, ophthalmology keeps seeing innovation evolve on a regular basis. The technology in this market is always evolving and it keeps getting better and more efficient. » MORE
CATARACT
Broad inclusion criteria for femtosecond
New data suggest that it may be time to stop worrying about broad inclusion criteria when evaluating patients with cataracts for potential femtosecond laser surgery, said H. Burkhard Dick, MD. » MORE
Intraoperative aberrometry guides IOL choice
New clinical data suggest that an improved intraoperative aberrometer can help improve clinical outcomes for patients who receive an aspheric, hydrophobic IOL, said Dee Stephenson, MD. » MORE
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