Girl referred for an unusual optic disc lesion.
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Pseudophakic bullous keratopathy can be managed with a triple procedure technique.
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Advancing OCT technology yields high-resolution retinal images.
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Anti-VEGF shows good results in treating DME at 12 months.
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Sulcus-to-sulcus more accurate in measuring lens vault in keratoconic eyes.
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Providing education, options important to treating indigent glaucoma patients.
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LASIK gives way to alternatives; refractive surgeons and their families more commonly undergo refractive surgery.
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Organizers put out word on WOC 2010.
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Keynote speaker urges ophthalmologists to collaborate with optometrists.
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Glaucoma, non-glaucoma patients who underwent DSEK had similar high IOP, visual outcomes.
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Novel punctal plug approach to glaucoma drug delivery well-tolerated, lowers IOP.
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For most effective glaucoma screenings, observe high-risk groups, use appropriate tools.
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Providing positive patient experience key to LASIK marketing.
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New AAO president urges service to community, involvement in public policy, advocacy.
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Physicians are the most important glaucoma 'diagnostic imager'.
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Study of giant cell arteritis rates largest ever conducted in U.S., researcher says.
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ALT and medical therapy are most cost-effective treatments for early glaucoma patients.
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Physicians should employ dialogue strategies to enhance compliance.
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Anti-VEGF before vitrectomy reduces hemorrhage risk.
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Sulcus IOL offers safety, utility and good refractive outcomes.
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Anti-VEGF more effective than photocoagulation, combination therapy in treating DME.
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Baby boomers will increase demand for eye care.
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Sneezing after local anesthesia linked to medication and depth of sedation.
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Health care reform expected to be incremental.
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Foldable artificial iris may help traumatic aniridia patients.
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Four factors can help determine best initial glaucoma therapy.
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New cornea techniques derived from lessons learned in refractive surgery.
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Point/counter. Question: in what situation should simultaneous bilateral cataract surgery not be performed?
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Bilateral cataract surgery could follow the same path as LASIK.
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Endoscopic surgery for orbital apex tumors reduces risk and speeds recovery.
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Simultaneous bilateral cataract surgery courts controversy in US but has wider use abroad.
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Phacotips.
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No difference found in corneal thickness after bevacizumab injection.
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Office workers may be at increased risk of dry eye disease.
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AMD leading cause of bilateral vision loss among Icelandic adults.
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Post-LASIK corneal biomechanical changes may pinpoint ectasia risk.
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AAO report: published clinical studies support use of anti-VEGF in AMD.
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Ultrasound biomicroscopy penetrates large tumors, OCT probes small masses.
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Glaucoma patients have high rate of anxiety, depression.
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Subconjunctival bubbles formed during femtosecond LASIK flap creation.
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Laser prophylaxis linked with elevated retinal detachment risk after cataract surgery.
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Orthokeratology improves visual acuity, spurs higher-order aberrations.
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In brief.
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OSN innovator interview.
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Pseudophakic bullous keratopathy can be managed with a triple procedure technique.
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- Ocular Surgery News, 2008, v. 26, n. 23, p. 41
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Girl referred for an unusual optic disc lesion.
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- Ocular Surgery News, 2008, v. 26, n. 23, p. 42
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WASHINGTON UPDATE.
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- Ocular Surgery News, 2008, v. 26, n. 23, p. 5
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Endoscopic surgery for orbital apex tumors reduces risk and speeds recovery.
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- Ocular Surgery News, 2008, v. 26, n. 23, p. 4
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Bilateral cataract surgery could follow the same path as LASIK.
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Debates, changes ahead for everyone involved in health care arena.
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- Ocular Surgery News, 2008, v. 26, n. 23, p. 33
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