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A new way of seeing and treating glaucoma is taking shape.
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In This Issue
Iqbal Ike K. Ahmed, MD, FRCSC
Investigators explored ways to identify patients at increased risk of developing glaucoma or experiencing disease progression.
Cissy Yang, MD, and Noga Harizman, MD
Abnormal corneas render clinical decision-making more complex.
Devesh K. Varma, MD, FRCSC; Lauren S. Blieden, MD; and Georges M. Durr, MD, FRCSC
Game-day tools can benefit young ophthalmologists in their surgical training.
Austin R. Fox, MD
A 30-year partnership has created a comprehensive eye care service, but can it be sustained?
Paul R. Cotran, MD, and Sidney Somoza, MD
Just a pain for the patient or a canary in a coal mine?
Kimberly M. Winges, MD
Strategies for optimizing surgical outcomes and managing patient expectations.
I. Paul Singh, MD
Jason Bacharach, MD; Lauren S. Blieden, MD; Craig Chaya, MD; Steven R. Sarkisian Jr, MD; Ian Conner, MD, PhD; Leonard K. Seibold, MD; and H. George Tanaka, MD
Safety and efficacy are no longer enough.
Manjool Shah, MD
Acquiring some insights … and many more questions.
Arsham Sheybani, MD
Insights on the current and future states of glaucoma care, shared at the 2019 IGC meeting.
Yvonne Ou, MD; Joel S. Schuman, MD; Jeffrey L. Goldberg, MD, PhD; and Richard A. Lewis, MD
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