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Arsham Sheybani, MD
Which eye would you treat?
Devesh K. Varma, MD, FRCSC; Sahar Bedrood, MD, PhD; Leon W. Herndon, MD; Yannek Leiderman, MD, PhD; Joseph F. Panarelli, MD; and Pradeep Ramulu, MD, PhD
Intraoperative tips and postoperative principles for guarded filtration surgery.
Nawaf Almeshari, MD, and Rizwan Malik, MD, PhD, FRCOphth
Studies assessed data registry outcomes using two different devices.
Sarah Atta, MD; Baraa Nawash, MD; Samantha Goldburg, MD; and Mary Qiu, MD
Avoiding a return trip to the OR for a revision procedure can benefit patients and practices.
Israel Ojalvo, MD, and Manjool Shah, MD
These technologies can be safe and perform well in glaucomatous eyes.
John P. Berdahl, MD
Implanting these lenses during combined phacoemulsification and glaucoma surgery is nuanced.
Gio Campagna, MD
Key considerations include the patient’s disease stage, age, and presbyopic status.
Daniel Zhu, MD, and Manjool Shah, MD
A patient presents with glaucoma, previous refractive surgery, ocular surface disease, and a desire for greater spectacle independence.
Emily M. Schehlein, MD
Surgically induced astigmatism tracks the corneal incision rather than the implant.
Reena Garg, MD
A practical approach to evaluating patients with progressive disease despite controlled IOP.
Ciera D. Johnson; Rachel Chapman, MD; Samantha Goldburg, MD; and Mary Qiu, MD
By Amanda Gallagher, Senior Editor
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