Filling the Void
August 1, 2018
Modern visual electrophysiology for the eye care practice
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August 2018
Welcome to the August issue of The Ophthalmologist! Upfront covers a range of topics, from the relationship between dry eye and depression to the foods that halt AMD progression… the screening test revolutionizing ROP diagnosis to the frequency of visual function deficits in developmental dyslexia. In In My View, Mary K. Daly discusses the factors influencing cataract surgery outcomes, and why more information is needed to ensure patient safety. For our Feature, Craig Robertson shares the story of Epipole – the sustainable business bringing affordable fundus cameras to neglected communities worldwide. In Practice sees Brian Francis share his top tips for endoscopic cyclophotocoagulation, and explain how an ab interno approach has benefited his patients. David Gossage reassesses the role of transcleral cyclophotocoagulation an in-office approach to glaucoma management. In NextGen, Anthony Khawaja argues the data found in clinical records is there for the taking, and discusses his own recent findings linking POAG risk with systemic medications. Finally, we Sit Down With Bonnie An Henderson, Clinical Professor at Tufts University School of Medicine Boston, USA, to talk about the ‘year of the woman’.
Diagnostic Confidence: It’s in the DNA
August 1, 2018
Enhance your clinical decision making with the SPECTRALIS® imaging platform for retina and glaucoma. The true potential of multimodal diagnostic imaging awaits you.
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Strong Roots and Continuing to Grow a Different Path
August 1, 2018
Past, present and future research from a world-class institute
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On a Different Path
July 31, 2018
Two veterans of ophthalmic pathology describe what drew them to a less common, but clearly crucial, specialism
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Corneal Crosslinking: To Be Continued
July 31, 2018
The recipient of the inaugural ICO-Allergan Advanced Research Fellowship discusses how he will continue research on corneal biomechanics and improve the treatment of keratoconus
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What’s the Frequency?
July 31, 2018
The promise of round-the-clock IOP monitoring in glaucoma care: a Pandora’s box?
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V for DME
July 31, 2018
More recent research suggests that vitrectomy works in DME – and that it might be the cost-effective treatment we’re looking for
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Year of the Woman
July 25, 2018
Sitting Down With… Bonnie An Henderson, Partner at Ophthalmic Consultants of Boston, and Clinical Professor at Tufts University School of Medicine Boston, MA, USA.
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A View to the Future
July 25, 2018
By identifying vision problems early, we can unlock children’s true learning potential
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Surprising Associations, Surprisingly Available
July 25, 2018
Clinical records harboring useful data are there for the taking – we just need to access and analyze them
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Reassessing TSCP’s Role
July 25, 2018
Transscleral cyclophotocoagulation as an in-office approach to glaucoma management – and an earlier option in the treatment paradigm
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ECP Explained
July 25, 2018
Reducing IOP by targeting the ciliary body; two physicians present two different approachesTop tips for endoscopic cyclophotocoagulation – an ab interno approach
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Good Business
July 25, 2018
In a sector strongly driven by shareholder value, is ‘doing the right thing’ a sustainable business model?
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Decisions Must Be Data-Driven
July 25, 2018
More information on factors influencing cataract surgery outcomes is needed – for the good of our patients
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Down in the (Mouth) Eye
July 25, 2018
Digging into the relationship between dry eye disease and depression
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Reading Between the Lines
July 25, 2018
Are deficits in visual function more frequent in children with developmental dyslexia?
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The Pitter-Patter of Tiny Diagnoses
July 25, 2018
A simple yet accurate model could help streamline ROP screening
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Eat to Beat AMD
July 25, 2018
Meet the foods halting AMD progression – and those responsible for ‘speeding’ it up
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Where Are They Now?
July 25, 2018
Re-dropping the needle: topical anti-VEGF therapy revisited
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Modern Medicine’s Makeunder
July 25, 2018
What goes up must come down. And what goes forward can always come back to serve the many, not the few
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