(MedPage Today) — Clinician well-being needs to be considered too, says Yul Ejnes, MD
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First patient enrolled in EyeGate’s phase 3 trial of EGP-437 for noninfectious anterior uveitis
The first patient has been enrolled in a confirmatory phase 3 clinical trial of EGP-437 to treat noninfectious anterior uveitis, according to a press release from EyeGate Pharmaceuticals.EGP-437 is an iontophoretically delivered formulation of dexameth…
Recent Expansion of Columbia Eye Consultants Optometry Staff and Facilities Pave the Way for Additional Growth
COLUMBIA, Mo.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Recent expansion of Columbia Eye Consultants Optometry staff and facilities pave the way for additional growth in 2016
Intraocular Lens Pipeline Yields Increasing Options
In addition to existing premium lenses, each with unique advantages and disadvantages, ophthalmologists will soon have access to even more promising technologies for treating presbyopia. Medscape Ophthalmology
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Katena Products Announces the Acquisition of Sensor Medical Technology
DENVILLE, N.J.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Katena Products, a leading global provider of precision ophthalmic instruments, biologics, and devices to hospitals, surgical centers, and ophthalmic and optometric offices announces the acquisition of Sensor Medical Technology (“SMT”). Based in Maple Valley, WA, SMT specializes in the development and manufacture of high quality single-use and reusable procedure lenses used by ophthalmologists and optometrists in the U.S. and globally. “The acquisition of Sensor
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VIDEO: Ophthalmologists should consider laser PRK to yield better refractive outcomes
WAIKOLOA, Hawaii — At Hawaiian Eye, Arun C. Gulani, MD, MS, encourages ophthalmologists to consider using laser photorefractive keratectomy to yield better refractive outcomes in patients with irregular corneas.