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Predictable, reproducible outcomes key in cataract surgery planning

Intraoperative aberrometry and newer-generation IOL formulae have significantly decreased error in predictions of correction, but error still occurs. It is important to use that error as information when planning fellow eye surgery, says Steven Naids, MD.

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(PODCAST) Episode 6: Ophthalmologist's idea sparks invention

Joshua Mali, MD, discusses why he created an eyeglass holder for his patients, and he walks us through the process of turning an idea into an invention. Plus, he shares what it's like to compete in the ASRS "Shark Tank" competition.

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How ophthalmology can “adopt” technologies from other specialties

Laura M. Periman, MD, and Ami A. Shah, MD, discuss recent crossovers from the aesthetics field that are making waves in ophthalmology. Here are just a few “adopted” technologies they are happy to see in the hands of ophthalmologists.

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Exploring correlation between gene expression, cataract morphology

Artificial intelligence (AI) gains more acceptance in ophthalmology

Primary lens extraction rivals iridotomy in primary angle closure

Glaucoma and genetics: What’s ready for prime time?

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