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August 2017
Welcome to the August issue of The Ophthalmologist! Upfront’s topics include entering the gene therapy era and how lifting weights might affect patients with glaucoma. In My View sees Deepinder Dhaliwal visit the controversial topic of refractive surgery for myopic children, and Judy Kim shares why adaptive imaging technology will be key in the management of retinal diseases. In our Feature, Rajesh Rao visits the exciting topic of precision medicine, sharing the work that he and his team are doing to help patients with ocular cancers access more targeted treatments. NextGen sees Raunak Sinha discuss new findings of foveal function and we benchmark the retinal detachment literature. In Profession, Anton Tjust discusses how the extraocular muscles might help further the understanding of the deadly and devastating disease, ALS. Finally, we Sit Down With Gullapalli Rao, Chairman and Founder of the L V Prasad Eye Institute, and Mike Burdon, President of The UK Royal College of Ophthalmologists.
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MIGS: The ABC of ABiC
August 2, 2017
When it comes to MIGS, ABiC’s mild touch and manifest efficacy make it a compelling option for many patients
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When MIGS Goes Awry
August 2, 2017
Using your laser to optimize outcomes and treat complications
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Degeneration Through Time and Space
August 2, 2017
The past, present and future prevalence of AMD in Europe
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Setting a Great Example
August 2, 2017
Sitting Down With... Mike Burdon, Consultant Ophthalmologist at Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham, and President of The UK Royal College of Ophthalmologists
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Keeping up with Precision Medicine
July 31, 2017
How we’re using a specialized next-generation sequencing panel to give ocular cancer patients access to new targeted therapies
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Benchmarking Retinal Detachment
July 27, 2017
What does analysis of the last five years of the retinal detachment literature tell us about the priorities of the field and the major contributors to it?
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First Glimpses of Foveal Function
July 27, 2017
Can a new understanding of the mechanisms underlying the functional specialization of the fovea change our approach to visual disorders?
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The Extraocular Muscles in ALS: A Research Riddle
July 27, 2017
Could the preservation of the eye muscles in ALS provide a new outlook on a deadly disease?
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Questioning the System
July 27, 2017
A Physician’s perspective on perplexing pay for performance programs
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Providing For All
July 27, 2017
Sitting Down With... Gullapalli Rao, Founder and Chair of the L V Prasad Eye Institute, Hyderabad, India
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Defining Dry Eye
July 27, 2017
How many US adults have diagnosed dry eye disease, and who is most at risk?
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Releasing the Gene Genie
July 27, 2017
The gene therapy era in ophthalmology edges nearer and is making RP… treatable
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Small Practices Will Survive
July 27, 2017
Don’t believe the hype. The future of ophthalmology practices is not all mergers and acquisitions
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Adapting for the Future
July 27, 2017
How adaptive optics imaging can help your patients and the future of gene therapy for retinal diseases
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Sweet Revelation
July 27, 2017
Team find that a sugar-modifying enzyme drives pathogenesis in HSV keratitis
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Conjunctival Cavalry
July 27, 2017
Team finds a commensal bacterium in the eye that helps protect the ocular surface from pathogens
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