A Practical Approach to High Conversion Rates

Integrating multiple technologies results in precision, consistency, and premium outcomes.

By P. Dee G. Stephenson, MD, FACS

Addressing Floppy Iris Syndrome During Cataract Surgery

The reluctant pupil can be managed with preoperative evaluation and modified surgical techniques.

By Axel Rivas, BS, Michelle L. Huynh, MD, Claire Wright, MD

The ROI of LASIK 

Patients who had refractive surgery 20 to 30 years ago are now returning for cataract surgery.

By Mark A. Kontos, MD, co-chief medical editor

Technology Transforms Global Eye Care     

Robotic cataract surgery, first performed on humans last year, can empower surgeons, expand access, and standardize outcomes.

By Modi Naftali, MD

My High-Tech, High-Touch Philosophy in Private Cataract and Refractive Practice

Centering a practice around thoughtful patient care is rewarding to physicians, staff, and patients.

By Audrey Talley-Rostov, MD

Boost Efficiency in the OR With a Dual-Pump Phaco System

New hybrid fluidics allow surgeons to customize the system to their technique while maintaining a very stable chamber.

By Eric D. Donnenfeld, MD, FACS

When Cataract Biometry Doesn’t Make Sense

Recognizing the common causes of inconsistent biometry enables surgeons to improve measurement reliability and achieve more predictable refractive outcomes.

By Nisarga Rajesh Rane, MBBS, MS Ophthalmology, FCRS

AI-Driven Precision in Refractive Lens Exchange

New technologies facilitate advanced IOL use in post-refractive surgery eyes.

By Brian Will, MD

The Current State of Ocular Biometry

Practical considerations for the use of biometry in cataract surgery planning, recent technological advances, and the current landscape of commercially available biometers.

By Mitchell P. Weikert, MD, Melody Ziari, MD

Choosing a New Femtosecond Laser Platform for Multiple ASCs

This practice underwent a thorough 8-month process to evaluate competing technologies when updating its femtosecond-assisted technology.

By Karl Olsen, MD

Advancing Patient Confidence in IOL Selection

A virtual reality intraocular lens simulator device can streamline the preoperative conversation and enhance patient education.

By Douglas D. Koch, MD