The femtosecond roundtable

Five experts discuss femto: the upsides, the downsides, patient selection, even its future.

MKO Melt: Here is what we’ve learned

One practice has used the anesthetic-pain pill since its release. The author shares patient selection, other pearls.

When the surgeon must choose

What tools and products would experienced cataract surgeons opt for themselves?

L.A. rolls out red carpet for ASCRS

Annual cataract and refractive surgeons’ event

Intracameral antibiotics work

Their efficacy in preventing post-cataract surgery endophthalmitis is evidence-based.

When small tools are a big help

Microsurgical tools mitigate some challenges that come with difficult cases, like anterior capsule lacerations.

Beware contact lens misuse

In this case, the eye structure and visual function of the patient could not be treated simultaneously.

Steroid-induced glaucoma

Steroid use may not be obvious, least of all to the patient, until advanced visual loss sets in.

Aesthetic services to the revenue rescue?

Some physicians prefer performing plastic to cataract surgery; others do both, or sell aesthetic products, services.

Guest Editorial

Cataract surgery is in a Golden Age

Viewpoint

The value of scribes has not changed

Visionaries and Educators

Scribes: Vital members of the efficient ophthalmic practice

As I See It

A world with 75% fewer federal regulations?

Quick Hits

By Robert Stoneback, associate editor

Coding & Reimbursement

Glaucoma specialists, take note: goniotomy coding

BEST PRACTICES

Before joining an IPA, ask the right questions

THE ENLIGHTENED OFFICE

It’s only an emergency if there’s no plan for it

From the Editor

Introducing Glaucoma Physician

How Corneal Hysteresis Aids in Glaucoma Management

An overview of the technology and its clinical applications, including case study examples

Targeting Schlemm’s Canal

A review of available options

A New Surgical Landscape

A safe, well-tolerated MIGS device with the advantages of bypassing to the subconjunctiva

Treating Glaucoma

A supraciliary MIGS device lowers IOP in a procedure concurrent with cataract surgery

The Drop-free Practice: Just a Dream or a Future Reality?

Alternative therapies are available and more are on the horizon. But are patients and physicians ready to move away from drops?

Coding for Minimally Invasive Glaucoma Surgery

Rapidly evolving landscape for MIGS

Exploring the Clinical Utility of Swept-Source OCT

How to adapt this technology for the management of glaucoma patients

Commitment to Glaucoma Research and Clinical Studies

Glaukos' continued focus on transforming glaucoma therapy

Looking Ahead at Latanoprostene Bunod

The intriguing potential of a new drug with two mechanisms of action to provide a more effective first-line therapy