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CHECK OUT OUR JULY 1ST ISSUE
The discovery of a new layer in the cornea has many surgical and clinical implications. This layer can support the endothelium in the procedure of endothelial keratoplasty, making the handling of Descemet’s membrane transplant safer and technically simpler.
» Read about the discovery
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LASIK results are good. Studies using current LASIK platforms routinely show 20/20 in excess of 80% of eyes and a high degree of satisfaction in 95% of patients. A survey of physicians finds similar satisfaction in their own LASIK experiences.
» Learn about the survey
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Postoperative hypotony is a problem not often seen by ophthalmologists, but when it occurs, elucidating its exact cause and treating it properly is imperative.
» Learn about causes and treatments
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Dianna E. Graves, COMT, BS Ed, clinical services manager at St. Paul Eye Clinic PA in Minnesota, talks about managers in this month’s Putting It In View column. » Read the column
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Recurrent retinal detachments in children can develop months to years after the initial corrective surgery, making careful monitoring of patients imperative to identifying late re-detachments.
» Read more
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Cultural competency is defined as the application of cultural knowledge and interpersonal and clinical skills to enhance effectiveness in managing patient care. It’s also the law.» Read more
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