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Dysfunctional Tear Syndrome: New Strategies for Diagnosis and Treatment
Dr. Raviv and his esteemed co-authors publish a comprehensive review of the state of dry eye disease, also known as dysfunctional tear syndrome, in the January 2017 Issue of Current…
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Mobile refractive screening technology yields real-world applications
Mobile refractive screening technology yields real-world applications Added benefit of portable diagnostics brings autorefraction to underserved populace New York—With a small, mobile platform, autorefractive technology (SVOne Pro, Smart Vision Labs)…
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Silicone Oil Deposits on an Accommodating IOL
CASE PRESENTATION Figure 1. Silicone oil adheres superiorly to the posterior surface of a well-positioned Crystalens in an eye with an open posterior capsule. A 54-year-old man presents with a…
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Visually Significant Traumatic Cataract
PRIYA NARANG, MS, AND AMAR AGARWAL, MS, FRCS, FRCOPHTH Figure 1 shows traumatic subluxation of the lens with 7 clock hours of zonular loss. The clinical picture is suggestive of…
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Small Gauge, high-cut advancements available for anterior vitrectomy
Upgrades in phaco platforms help cataract and anterior segment surgeons who perform vitrectomy. Vitreous management, with the required tools and surgical skill set, should be an integral part of every…
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The Best of 2012
We at Cataract & Refractive Surgery Today decided to wrap up 2012 with a look back at the best it had to offer. To identify exactly what that was, I…
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Cataracts After Conductive Keratoplasty
CASE PRESENTATION A 63-year-old woman desires improved uncorrected distance and near visual acuity. She has a history of multiple conductive keratoplasty (CK) treatments on both eyes (no records available). Her…
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Postoperative Rotation of a Toric IOL
Toric IOLs represent a significant advance in achieving optimal cylindrical and spherical refractions after IOL surgery. Have you experienced postoperative rotation of a toric IOL that has required surgical intervention?…
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The Super Dense, Leathery Cataract
Depending on the demographics and location of your practice, the frequency with which you encounter a 4+ to 5+ brown or red lens can vary greatly from daily to less…
