Insertion pearls for the HYDRUS Microstent from expert glaucoma surgeons are presented with accompanying insertion videos of different surgical scenarios. All videos are provided by the surgeons wi...
Despite the significant advancement of presbyopia-correcting IOL technology, monofocal IOLs—which are designed to restore distance vision at a lower cost and are covered by medical insurance—remain...
A roundtable discussion about physicians’ clinical experience with the Alcon family of IOLs: Clareon® Monofocal®, Clareon® PanOptix®, and Clareon® Vivity®.
Achieving a desired flap thickness and minimizing the variability of that thickness are crucial aspects of successful LASIK surgery. A specified flap thickness is needed for surgical planning, incl...
DAILIES TOTAL1® (delefilcon A) with Water Gradient Technology, along with other Alcon water surface technol - ogy lenses, are unique in that the chemistry is different than any other soft CL on the...
KEY TAKEAWAY POINTS
• Lens epithelial cell on-growth (LECOG) is one of the phenomena associated with capsular bag biocompatibility that has been reported in many IOLs with different types of ...
A recent publication in Clinical Ophthalmology highlights the time efficiency benefit and similar safety profile of the 27-gauge HYPERVIT dual-blade vitrectomy cutter when compared to the 27-gauge ...
This whitepaper provides a detailed clinical overview of using a near physiologic IOP during cataract surgery. Topics of discussion include surgical efficiency, anterior chamber stability, impact o...
KEY TAKEAWAY POINTS
• Limited advancements in contact lens materials and properties have occurred in the monthly replacement category in the past decade
• TOTAL30® contact lenses are the fir...
KEY TAKEAWAY POINTS
• The mechanisms of action of the HYDRUS Microstent include trabecular meshwork (TM) bypass, Schlemm’s canal scaffolding, and 90 degree span, or about 3 clock-hours of ca...