Doug Katsev, MD, takes a look at two key factors for patients suffering from vision loss who are also considering undergoing cataract surgery, including the association with age-related macular degeneration (AMD).
New technology for taking the evaluation, diagnosis, and management of glaucoma out of the clinic and directly to the patient is influencing not only community outreach efforts but the feasibility of using teleglaucoma tools in the home.
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.
Extended depth of focus IOLs offer more options for personalizing vision for cataract patients - alone or in combination with multifocal IOLs. What does this mean for your patients, and how can you ensure optimal results?
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