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August 2016
Welcome to our August issue. Upfront’s topics range from cases of smartphone-induced, benign “blindness”, to how caffeine can help give your eye muscles a boost. Ever wondered how new IOL designs are born, tested and taken to market? The Cover Feature tells all. Pearse Keane discusses Moorfields’ and DeepMind’s collaboration in In Practice, and NextGen sees allogenic corneal inlays reviewed. In Profession, Mark Talary explains how patient data privacy laws can trip up ophthalmologists, and Sitting Down With features Wolfgang Haigis.
Hello North America
August 10, 2016
The Ophthalmologist North America… coming September 2016
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European Eyecare in 2016
August 8, 2016
How does your practice compare with others around the EU?
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From Semiconductor Physics to Clinical Optics
August 8, 2016
Sitting Down With... Wolfgang Haigis, Professor, Department of Ophthalmology, University of Würzburg, Germany.
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Personal Privacy in the Age of Big Data
August 8, 2016
Ophthalmologists should be aware of medical device data security issues and take steps to protect themselves and their patients
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The Genesis of Allogenic Inlays
August 8, 2016
Are allogenic corneal inlays becoming a feasible option for refractive correction?
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In Search of Answers
August 8, 2016
Everything your patients want to know about keratoconus, but are too afraid to ask – and turn to “Dr Google”
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On a Quest to Find the Holy Grail of Imaging
August 8, 2016
A collaboration between Moorfields and Google DeepMind hopes to automate OCT analysis using the power of AI
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Mission: Impossible
August 5, 2016
Taking an IOL from concept to market can sometimes feel like an unattainable goal, but one that is achievable with a solid plan, a strong team and an unwavering determination
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Everybody Hertz
August 5, 2016
Team publish results following clinical trial of non-invasive brain stimulation in patients with optic nerve damage
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Softness Skews
August 5, 2016
If topical prostaglandin therapy softens the cornea, it makes it harder to trust the readings on your Goldmann tonometer
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Alzheimer’s Disease Peep Show
August 5, 2016
Forget PET scans and biomarker analyses. Could a simple eye exam be used to diagnose and stage this debilitating neurological disease?
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Benign “Blindness”
August 5, 2016
For some, checking Facebook in bed can be a (temporarily) blinding experience
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