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September 2006 • EyeWorld Asia-Pacific
 
Reporting from 19th APACRS Annual Meeting in Singapore
 
COVER FEATURE: ALL ABOUT CORNEAS
 
Options abound for corneal transplant surgeries
Techniques include LKP, DLEK, and more
by David Laber
 
Treating severly damaged corneas
Physicians weigh in on the positives and negatives of two popular surgical options
by Matt Young
 
Revision of Descemet’s stripping endothelial keratoplasty lenticule
by David R. Hardten, M.D.
 
Keeping an eye out for corneal disease
Addressing severe corneal disease before cataract surgery to optimum outcomes, say physicians
by Matt Young
 
Fusarium Keratitis: lessons learned
Ophthalmologists offer intriguing insights into outbreak
by Matt Young
 
OPINION & COMMENTARY
 
Studying posture and corneal aberrations
Sitting, standing may affect more than IOP, study says
by Matt Young
 
A case for individualized, precise cuts
Focusing on the Femtec Femtosecond Laser
By Mike P. Holzer, M.D.
 
REFRACTIVE
 
Using alcohol delamination to treat recurrent erosions
Investigators home in on an offshoot of LASEK to manage recurrent erosions
by Maxin Lipner
 
Tool Time
Say good-bye to dry eye
Punctal plugs an effective way to treat dry-eye patients, say physicians
by Matt Young
 
CATARACT
 
A look at limbal-relaxing incisions
by J.E. “Jay” McDonald II, M.D.
 
How to use limbus size to predict capsular bag dimensions
While many practitioners look to horizontal white-to-white measurements to predict capsular bag size, investigators now suggest this might not work
by Maxin Lipner
 
The benefits of using bimanual microincision phacoemulsification
Bimanual phaco data studied, compared in two distinct phases
by Mark Packer, M.D.
 
Thicker IOLs and retinal image quality
by Matt Young
 
Slippage and iris erosion possible with iris-fixated PC IOLs
Iris fixated is recommended with some helpful pointers
by Vanessa Caceres
 
Prevention of opacification within the capsular bag
Posterior capsule opacification, anterior capsule opacification, and interlenticular opacification
by David Laber
 
GLAUCOMA
 
Strategies in diagnostic testing
Corneal thickness, IOP, and five crucial steps all add up to a thorough exam
by David Laber
 
Patients with high myopia also can have angle-closure glaucoma
Pupillary block common in myopic angle-closure glaucoma patients
by Vanessa Caceres
 
Tool Time
Disposable instruments aren’t foolproof
Strategies to control tonometer sterility outlined
by Matt Young
 
Glaucoma growth increases by 2010, 2020
Women and Asian, African populations most affected
by Vanessa Caceres
 
New study gauges glaucoma patient’s driving ability
NTG patients have more vision-threatening, experience the most difficulty driving
by Matt Young
 
ECP’s role in glaucoma management
New study supports ECP during cataract surgery in eyes with medically controlled glaucoma
by Tony Realini, M.D.