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Prophylactic drops gain acceptance following routine cataract surgery

The side effect that may go along with a drug is always a concern, regardless of the age or general health of a patient. However, those concerns are amplified in older populations, particularly those who are at increased risk of cardiovascular events.

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Understand the expanding role of IPL in dry eye disease

The latest installment of our “Let’s Chat” blog series features Richard Adler, MD, as he explains how intense pulsed light (IPL) treats the fundamental root cause of dry eye, not just the downstream consequences.

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These 3 things are part of a cataract surgeon’s signature

Many ophthalmologists will perform tens of thousands of cataract surgeries during their careers, and each of these procedures can improve the vision and enjoyment of life for a patient. They take pride in their work and want to deliver the best for patients. They also leave a unique signature on every eye.

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10 effective habits of a cataract surgeon

Quieting the neuropathic components of ocular pain

Pearls to manage cataract surgery on hypotonous eyes

Pushing the boundaries with monofocal toric IOL

Surgeons eye letter-perfect outcomes with new extended depth of focus IOL

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