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Acrylic IOLs May Unfold Faster After Warming Lenses, Viscoelastics, Saline

by OphthalmologyWeb • 2010/11/24

Surgeons performing acrylic IOL implantation can speed the unfolding of acrylic IOLs in the eye by using commercially available warming devices in the operating room to warm IOLs, viscoelastics and saline solution, a presenter said here.

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Acrylic IOLs May Unfold Faster After Warming Lenses, Viscoelastics, Saline

by OphthalmologyWeb • 2010/11/24

Surgeons performing acrylic IOL implantation can speed the unfolding of acrylic IOLs in the eye by using commercially available warming devices in the operating room to warm IOLs, viscoelastics and saline solution, a presenter said here.

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HOYA Discusses The Future Of Progressive Lenses On A Global Level

by OphthalmologyWeb • 2010/11/24

From 27 September until 1 October HOYA Vision Care invited a selection of its best lens experts and VIP customers from all over the world to join its Global PAL Summit in La Toja, Spain. Goal was to discuss in depth new technological developments and s…

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Stem Cells in Ophthalmology Update 2: ACT Gets Go-ahead to Treat Stargardt’s

by Irv Arons • 2010/11/23

As I noted in my September report on the Use of Stem Cells in Ophthalmology, it was anticipated that either the program at The London Project to Cure Blindness or Advanced Cell Technology’s program to treat Stargardt’s disease would be…

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Blogs, Retina

VEGF Trap-Eye Treats Macular Degeneration

by RetinaEyeDoctor • 2010/11/23

VEGF Trap-Eye is a new injectable medication that blocks VEGF for the treatment of wet macular degeneration. It may be as good as Lucentis, but not given as often.

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Common Corneal Condition Associated With Increased Eye Pressure

by Medical News Today • 2010/11/23

Corneal arcus, a condition in which a ring of lipids builds up around the cornea, appears common among middle-age and older adults and may be associated with elevated eye pressure, according to a report in the November issue of Archives of Ophthalmolog…

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