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Day 2 – Sunday, October 19

GLAUCOMA SUBSPECIALTY DAY

Consensus: Marijuana has no role in glaucoma management

As more state legislatures are relaxing anti-marijuana laws, physicians are being put in the middle by patients requesting prescriptions or authorizations for its use for medical needs, said Marc F. Lieberman, MD. » Read Dr. Lieberman's analysis

CORNEA SUBSPECIALTY DAY

Role of anti-VEGF for cornea, ocular surface disease still emerging

Evidence for assessing the efficacy and safety of anti-VEGF agents for treating corneal and ocular surface disease is accumulating. However, there is clearly a need for more research to define if, when, and how this therapy should be used, said Anat Galor, MD. » Read the evidence

Acupuncture an alternative for treatment-refractory dry eye

A targeted approach to treatment based on the findings of a thorough history, appropriate testing, and clinical exam can be successful for bringing relief to many patients with dry eye that is difficult to manage, said Deepinder K. Dhaliwal, MD.
» Read about the alternative treatment

RETINA SUBSPECIALTY DAY

DME treatment advancements on horizon

There has been considerable progress in treatment for DME in the last several years, but a look at the investigational pipeline indicates further advances are likely on the horizon, said Peter A. Campochiaro, MD. » Find out what's to come

FROM THE SHOW FLOOR

Heidelberg presents image management, device integration platform

Heidelberg Engineering GmbH announces an ophthalmic picture archiving and communication system platform.
» More on the new platform

OCULUS Surgical launches ophthalmic lubricant drops

OCULUS Surgical launched ImproVue ophthalmic lubricant drops for topical use to hydrate and lubricate the outer surface of the eye. » More on the new drops

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