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January 2011

Digital Edition

Features

Surgeons Are Impressed By Presbyopic Lenses

Presbyopic and toric intraocular lenses continue to receive high marks from cataract surgeons on our panel.
How to Take Toric Implants to the Next Level

A look at the surgical techniques and innovative technology that enable cataract surgeons to get the most from toric lenses.
Post-Refractive Cataract: Choosing Lens and Target

Calculating the IOL power isn’t the only challenge presented by patients who’ve had corneal surgery. Four experts offer their advice.

Bottom Line
- Used Equipment: First, Do Your Homework
  
  When buying used medical equipment, be sure you’re dealing with a reputable company and you know what you’re getting.

Technology Update
- Computer-Guided Laser Photocoagulation
  
  Applying the latest technology to retinal treatment may minimize error and make the surgeon’s job easier.

Retinal Insider
- Update: Pharmcologic Vitreolysis
  
  Microplasmin may become a new tool in the armamentarium of retinal specialists.

Glaucoma Management
- Advanced Disease: The Elephant in the Room
  
  Despite the challenges of monitoring and treatment, these patients still need our help.

Therapeutic Topics
- Making the Most Of FDA’s MedWatch
  
  After a drug is approved, you and your patients are the last line of defense against adverse events.

Refractive Surgery
- ISRS Survey Shows Growth in LVC
  
  U.S. members of the ISRS weigh in on surgical volumes, flap thickness and tricky patients.

Wills Eye Resident Case Series
- Wills Eye Resident Case Series
  
  Eye pain and high IOP are troubling signs for this patient.