December 2014 Issue of The Ophthalmologist

Poor power, false positives and false negatives crucify the credibility of p<0.05

Personality characteristics predict patient satisfaction after multifocal IOL implantation – irrespective of outcomes, says the Happy Patient Study.

It’s a reasonable – and until now – unanswered question: which eye is the one that tells the brain where a target lies?

A previously unknown anti-inflammatory effect of common HIV/AIDS drugs may offer a safe and inexpensive treatment for dry AMD

A Pac-Man-style video game for the treatment of amblyopia without patching

Peek Retina is an adaptor for your smartphone that promises easy and high-quality fundoscopy – no matter if you’re in Scotland or sub-Saharan Africa

New testing methods could help eliminate the neglected tropical disease

Here we recognize a year’s worth of innovation. Apps, IOLs, vitreous cutters, imagers and lasers – the latest and greatest of these are all there.

The right approach can reduce the risks of post-procedural bleb failure when removing cataracts from glaucomatous eyes that have undergone prior trabeculectomy.

Deciding between laser vision correction and intraocular lens implantation is a question of technological advances, surgeons’ preferences and patient education

Sponsor companies proudly present their impressive contributions to the ophthalmic community.

Bridging the “Valley of Death” of expertise for medical device development

Sitting Down With… Georgette Pascale, President and CEO of Pascale Communications, LLC.