KPI-121 0.25% safe, well-tolerated in patients with dry eye disease.
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Weakness, blurred vision in a young woman with headaches: Fundus exam found optic nerve hyperemia in both eyes, RPE loss in the right macula and scattered yellow-white retinal lesions with a placoid appearance in both eyes.
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Take steps to avoid phaco wound burn: This dreaded complication can happen to any cataract surgeon.
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Allogenic simple limbal epithelial transplantation beneficial in severe chemical injuries.
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Nonvalved aqueous drainage implant reduces IOP, glaucoma medications.
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Ophthalmic community mourns loss of Alan S. Crandall.
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Combination drop among topical presbyopia treatments in development.
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MOVERS & SHAKERS.
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INDUSTRY NEWS IN BRIEF.
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Physician outcome measures do not accurately gauge ophthalmologists' quality.
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Patients with rare NMOSD have treatment options: Three therapies have been approved by the FDA to reduce relapses in patients.
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What our children have taught us during the pandemic.
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DALK may be option in eyes with severe infectious keratitis unresponsive to treatment.
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SMILE-derived transplant procedure opens new frontier in treatment of corneal diseases.
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Expert highlights potential, limitations of gene therapy for corneal disease.
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New antimicrobial agents, peptides show promise in fighting multidrug-resistant bacteria.
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Staying the course with dry eye treatment.
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FROM OUR READERS.
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Computer vision syndrome, progressive myopia deserve extra attention.
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Newly developed tool can identify factors that affect glaucoma medication adherence.
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Increased digital screen time during COVID-19 may accelerate myopia epidemic.
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