Small-aperture IOL broadens range of vision

Novel pseudophakic implant targets presbyopia without any apparent downsides. » Read about the new technology

5 reasons you should take your staff to the movies

Famous film quotes can inspire work-related thoughts, explanations, and most importantly, solutions. » Read the column

Case: More than just dry eyes

Case study demonstrates importance of proper evaluation, diagnosis, management of atopic keratoconjunctivitis. » Read the case study

How femtosecond laser-assisted cataract surgery helps in challenging cases

Study finds safety and efficacy in eyes with prior corneal surgery.
» Read the analysis

Early treatment of orbital fractures

Not all orbital fractures need to be repaired, and not all fractures need to be repaired early after the patient sustains an insult. However, early repair of orbital fractures can be beneficial for some patients. Ferreting out those patients are involves some special consideration. » Read the analysis

Editorial: Is honesty really the best policy

Politicians rarely tell the truth, so why should ophthalmologists . . . right? » Read the editorial

• Eye exam smartphone adapter aims to increase eye care access around the world

• Cataract surgery by charity-run camp costs at least 24 elderly people their eyesight

• 2014 brought improvements in refractive accuracy with technologic evolutions

• Handheld device accurate, safe approach to diabetic retinopathy screening

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