Accusations against NSAIDs Should Remain Unsaid

Claims of serious adverse effects are not borne out by the scientific literature

By Salim Butrus, MD, Rana

Advances in Corneal Research at ARVO 2009

Our coverage focuses on several areas that have seen considerable innovation in the last five years

By LISA BUTLER, CONTRIBUTING

As I See It

Demographics vs. Economics

By Paul S. Koch, MD

At Press Time

New center for combat-related eye injuries; LASIK declines as economy slumps; and more

By Jerry Helzner, contributing editor

Corneal Transplants

Pioneers discuss DSEK/DSAEK and other innovations

By Jerry Helzner, contributing editor

Detecting and Treating Poor Night Vision

Helping patients who are experiencing decreased contrast sensitivity and night-vision problems

By STEVE SILVERSTEIN, M.D., F.A.C.S.

Flap Issues Snapshot, 2009

Improved technology makes complications less frequent and less significant

By By ReN

Guest Editorial

ObamaCare on the fast track — will physicians be steamrolled?

By Fred Barnes

Keeping the Drug Pipeline Stocked

Will the next generation of anti-infectives be able to combat resistant strains of bacterial bugs?

By LESLIE GOLDBERG, Associate

Management Essentials

Time to upgrade equipment

By By Farrell

Marketplace

Path to Paperless

Planning a nimble EMR project

By Peter J. Polack, MD, FACS

Practical Pearls

A handy guide to this issue’s best take-home tips

Spotlight on Technology & Technique

The Tecnis Multifocal: A World of Difference

By LESLIE GOLDBERG, Associate

Viewpoint

From the Chief Medical Editor

VRT: Visual Aid for Hemianopic Patients

Visual rehabilitation therapy widens horizons for patients with visual field loss, proponents say

By By ReN