Age-related loss of near vision is inevitable, and
as a result there is high demand for a solution
to presbyopia. One refractive surgical approach
to presbyopia that has generated considerable
interest in recent years is the implantation of an…
Phototherapy to Address Meibomian Gland Dysfunction
Dry eye disease (DED), a common condition
that occurs when the eyes are insufficiently
moisturized, leads to itching, redness, and
pain from dry spots on the surface of the eye.
The eyes may become dry and irritated because the
tear glands do…
Getting the Most From Topography
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In the early 1980s, keratorefractive surgery was developing
via a steady stream of incisional, excisional, and
onlay techniques that changed the cornea’s…
Growing Concerns
Patients come in every day with concerns about
their changes in vision due to presbyopia. Now
more than ever, eye care providers have the tools
to help patients cope. Patients have many concerns
because most do not understand what presbyopia
…
Editor’s Page
Most eye care professionals are able to provide
excellent care for their patients at a very high
level. Over the years, new technologies have
slowly been integrated, from the autorefractor
to advancements like topography, optical
coherence to…
Explaining the ABCs of Presbyopia
This issue of emAdvanced Ocular Care,/em with its Cover
Focus on the latest technology and feature
series on presbyopia in particular, offers articles
on the latest advances and newest approaches.
But before eye care providers can discuss …