March 2006 • EyeWorld Asia-Pacific |
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| COVER
FEATURE |
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Letter from the Editor -
Mirco-coaxial phaco - A No Compromise MICS Solution |
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Managing Complicated Phacoemulsification - Uveitic Cataracts, Hard Cataracts, White Cataracts
by Chee Soon-Phaik, M.D. |
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Aggressive Uveitis treatment supported
Study reinforces the use of strong steroids to control chronic anterior uveitis
by Rich Daly |
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CATARACT |
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More evidence deems trypan blue safe
by David Laber
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Researchers evaluate methods of measuring accommodation
by Diane Angelucci |
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IOL type could impact detection of aberrations, says study
by Maxine Lipner |
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EW Interview
Methods for surgically correcting presbyopia |
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Perspective in Lens and IOL Surgery
Harnessing the potential of new phaco
power modulations
by David Allen FRCS, FRCOphth |
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Tool Time
The next step in acrylic IOLs: XACT lens moves to Phase 2 trials
by David Laber |
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| APAO/APACRS Meeting Preview |
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The 21st Congress of the Asia-Pacific Academy of Ophthalmology
in conjunction with:
The 19th Annual Meeting of the Asia-Pacific Association of Cataract & Refractive Surgeons
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| GLAUCOMA |
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Using SLT in cases with heavily pigmented trabecular meshwork
A unique approach to SLT may be needed to avoid pressure spikes
by Maxine Lipner |
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Glaucoma specialists work toward consensus
surgeons meet and discuss best practices
by Tony Realini, M.D. |
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| NEWS |
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MMC benefits outweigh risks
Mitomycin C has demonstrated its advantages, says surgeon
by Rich Daly |
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| REFRACTIVE SURGERY |
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Wavefront use not limited to refractive surgery
Cataract diagnosis investigated using wavefront technology
by Vanessa Caceres |
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Patients with potentially flat Ks for LASIK
How flat a cornea is too flat to consider a patient for LASIK – the debate rages on
by Maxine Lipner |
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Starbursts greater in patients with large pupils, study finds
by Matt Young |
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Metal particles and DLK – Is there really a connection?
Study refutes theory that DLK may be caused by metal particles, but other residue could be a culprit
by Matt Young
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