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Ophthalmology Times Group | From the 2010 ESCRS Meeting September 2010
September 6, 2010
LIVE FROM PARIS
■ From the Main Stage
■ Breaking News
■ What to do in Paris
 
 
FROM THE MAIN STAGE
Making an easy transition to multifocal IOLs
We report from a unique OTEurope and Carl Zeiss Meditec breakfast meeting looking at how easy it is to integrate multifocal IOLs into your practice. The session also included patients who told doctors about their personal experience. More...
Endophthalmitis after anti-VEGF injections
Dr Jan van Meurs from the Rotterdam Eye Hospital and Erasmus University in The Netherlands presents his view. More...
Prophylaxis and cost effectiveness
Dr A Naseri. More...
Eye surface and cataract surgery: Focus on Biotechnologies
What are the best options of protecting and hydrating the epithelium during surgical procedures. The importance of the mucin protective layer on the corneal surface and implications for thiomer technology. Safety improvements with advanced fluidic technology systems: the need for a good machine to guarantee a precise flow control. Latest update on in vivo measurement methods of the accommodation in humans. Consequences and impacts on the IOL conception and design. More...
BREAKING NEWS
Ophthalmologic essentials
  • Eye surface and cataract surgery with a focus on biotechnologies, with contributions from Dr Didier Ducourneau, Professor Jean-Marie Parel, Professor, Dr Oliver Findl and Professor Pierre-Jean Pisella.
  • Evaluation of a laser from a refractive surgeon’s point of view
  • New lasers, MICS platform and toric solutions
CITY GUIDE
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Paris offers the best in Café society
 Whiling away time has been elevated to one of the most popular past times in Paris, so if you get some time away from the Congress, why not join Parisians and spend hours reading or simply watching the world go by... and what better location than a shaded cafe terrace serving coffee, croissants and other treats? Most cafes also serve a good variety of food and are excellent locations for a quick lunch, but expect to pay a premium on most dishes and don’t always expect a fine dining experience, even in the most infamous cafes.

You’ll find cafes all over the city, but our guide tells you about some of the ones you won’t want to miss!
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