Surgical Technique Can Rescue Dislocated Foldable Acrylic IOL
When 2-point intrascleral fixation, iris fixation, and sutureless techniques are not possible, the technique may help reaffix the lens.
Intraocular lenses (IOLs)
Intraocular lenses (IOLs)
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Study Reviews Lens Induced Glaucoma Causes
Researchers say late presentation causes are primarily “nonfinancial”.
Early Phaco A Superior Option for Angle Closure
The study reviewed data of patients who underwent one of 2 interventions.
Combining 2 Glaucoma Procedures Reduces IOP, Meds
Researchers examine the IOP-lowering effect of combining gonioscopy-assisted transluminal trabeculotomy and contemporary goniosynechialysis.
Biometrics Can Guide Choice of IOL Power Formula
Consider axial length, corneal curve, and intraocular lens type when selecting power formula, researchers say.
Optical vs Ultrasonic Biometry: Differences Affect LT Measurements
Lens thickness measurement is essential in finding effective lens position when using a newer generation IOL calculation formula.
Survey Clarifies Most Common IOL Complications
The study is helping to explain the common issues driving explantation.
ACIOLs A Risk to DSAEK Success
While the research shows ACIOLs associated with graft failure, IOL exchange was not.
After 6 Years, Iris-Fixated pIOLs Maintain Results
Researchers review the long-term safety, efficacy, and stability of foldable iris-fixated phakic intraocular lens (pIOL) implants to correct moderate to high myopia
Cataract Surgery Lowers IOP Differently Across Glaucoma Subtypes
A new study evaluates the precise magnitude of IOP reduction following cataract surgery across glaucoma subtypes.
Phakic Lenses Superior to SMILE Surgery for High Myopia
Researchers show the results of a 6-year study into 2 approaches to treating patients with high myopia.
Iris Implant Safe, Effective Aniridia Treatment
A surgical team evaluates outcomes and lessons from 7 years worth of iris implants for aniridia patients.
Cataract Complications Not Elevated in Patients With Dementia
Research into cataract surgery patients with a dementia diagnosis show that, while they may require a more complex procedure, they do not see more complications.
Researchers hone IOL accuracy for patients with keratoconus
Researchers sought to evaluate IOL calculation methods for patients with keratoectatic disorders and found a hybrid approach may be ideal.
Study Supports Laser Capsulotomy Markings Over Manual
A study shows a significant improvement in the visual acuity and intraocular lens alignment for patients who received femtosecond laser-assisted capsulotomy markings vs. those who received slit lamp-assisted manual markings.
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