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VIDEO: Femtosecond laser cataract techniques can avoid anterior capsule tears
At Hawaiian Eye 2014, Mark Packer, MD, discusses femtosecond laser capsulotomy techniques to avoid anterior capsule tears.
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VIDEO: Swept-source OCT may be next step in OCT evolution
SriniVas R. Sadda, MD, discusses swept-source OCT at Retina 2014.
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VIDEO: Recognizing OCT artifacts critical in quantitative analysis
Jay S. Duker, MD, discusses OCT artifacts and their impact on quantitative analysis here at Retina 2014.
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VIDEO: New skin test helps diagnose ocular allergy
Jodi Luchs, MD, discusses the prevalence of ocular allergy and a new skin test that will help diagnose ocular allergy here at Hawaiian Eye 2014.
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VIDEO: Optimized parameters will increase quality of cataract technologies
Randall F. Olson, MD, discusses an objective comparison of cataract surgery technologies here at Hawaiian Eye 2014.
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VIDEO: Posterior cornea influences astigmatism correction planning
John A. Hovanesian, MD, discusses the role of the posterior cornea in astigmatism correction planning here at Hawaiian Eye 2014.
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VIDEO: Surgeon identifies methods to identify misaligned toric IOL location
Roger F. Steinert, MD, discusses highlights from the Hawaiian Eye 2014 session on cataract and IOLs.
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VIDEO: Tamsulosin more likely to cause severe IFIS than alfuzosin
At Hawaiian Eye 2014, David F. Chang, MD, discusses a comparison study of IFIS rates with tamsulosin and alfuzosin, which found tamsulosin to cause a…More »
Researchers look to fill need for longer duration medications, delivery systems
Because a longer duration medication that delivers therapy without creating therapeutic peaks and troughs is a desirable goal, a…More »
Make laser capsulotomies larger to avoid tears, speaker says
In order to avoid tearing the capsule, make the capsulotomies bigger, a presenter said here.
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Clinical relevance of OCT artifact depends on data analysis
Some artifacts seen on optical coherence tomography have clinical importance but others do not depending on how the OCT measurements…More »
Widefield fluorescein digital angiography allows aggressive treatment in pediatric cases
Fluorescein guided treatment of pediatric retinal cases allows aggressive treatment to control disease, according to a speaker here.
Physicians should prepare for intended – and unintended – consequences of Sunshine Act
There are intended consequences of health care reform, but there will likely be unintended consequences as well, a speaker said…More »
VIDEO: Small pupils: Does size really matter? The story of invention
Boris Malyugin, MD, PhD, of the S. Fyodorov Eye Microsurgery Complex Federal State Institution, Moscow, Russia, delivers the International Award Lecture…More »
Speaker: Intravitreal injections number one trend in ophthalmology
A speaker here said that the rate of intravitreal injections for retinal disease is by far increasing fastest, but warned Medicare…More »
Fine, Malyugin receive Hawaiian Eye Foundation awards
I. Howard Fine, MD, received the Philip M. Corboy, MD, Memorial Award for Distinguished Service in Ophthalmology sponsored by Bausch…More »
Speaker: Actively manage social media in your ophthalmology practice
Ophthalmology practices should embrace technology, including social media, because it “has transformed the way we do business,”…More »
VIDEO: Elevate cataract surgery to a work of art
I. Howard Fine, MD, discusses his Phillip M. Corboy Award Lecture at Hawaiian Eye 2014, in which he applies principles of a symphony conductor to cataract…More »
VIDEO: Key audiences to consider when Physician Payment Sunshine Act goes into effect
Alan E. Reider, JD, MPH, discusses the three audiences physicians should keep in mind when the Physician Payment Sunshine Act goes into effect here at…More »
VIDEO: OWL president discusses latest events for Ophthalmic Women Leaders
Marsha D. Link, PhD, discusses the OWL Roost at Hawaiian Eye 2014 and other upcoming events for Ophthalmic Women Leaders. Introduced by Joan-Marie…More »
Think of three facial zones in global terms when injecting Botox
Although the face is generally divided into three zones – upper, middle and lower – it is important to think of these…More »
VIDEO: Interesting trends emerging in US ophthalmic practices
Kevin J. Corcoran, COE, CPC, FNAO, discusses some interesting growth trends emerging in cataract surgery and wet-AMD treatment here at Hawaiian Eye 2014.
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VIDEO: Function may not follow structure in glaucoma evaluation
Joel S. Schuman, MD, FACS, discusses a 17-year study that may impact the way glaucoma is diagnosed and treated here at Hawaiian Eye 2014.
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Sunday’s Hawaiian Eye: Experts to discuss topics that keep ophthalmologists up at night
Three renowned experts in the business of ophthalmology highlight Sunday’s Comprehensive Ophthalmology program in combination…More »
Novel approach: Use Hughes flap for lid malposition
A speaker discussed the concept of using a common lid defect procedure for lid malposition here at the Hawaiian Eye meeting.
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Speaker: ‘Keep your eyes on both eyes’ when repairing ocular trauma
When repairing a patient’s aesthetic appearance after ocular laceration trauma, it is important to maintain symmetry between…More »
Four ideals of beauty should be contemplated when attempting to rejuvenate a face
Four ideals of beauty – symmetry, skin texture and color, dimorphic shape cues and facial averageness – are important…More »
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