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What is the best surgery for moderately complex retinal detachment?

A large retrospective study seeks to analyze if there is evidence for the current practices opined by ophthalmologists.

It may be advisable to do surgery at a later age and use a 3-piece intraocular lens.

Patients with glaucoma who are afraid of having falls may also have decreased quality of life.

Using corneal measurements to create a customized intraocular lens resulted in better contrast sensitivity for patients.

Better designed studies will facilitate a greater understanding of the physiology and pathology of IOP changes, making glaucoma treatments more

Conbercept has been shown in Phase III clinical studies to be safe and effective even with a quarterly dosing regimen

This 10-year follow-up study shows that this refractive procedure is effective for myopia and myopic astigmatism.

In patients with thin corneas and keratoconus, this treatment is effective in halting thinning and in improving vision and astigmatism.

This 5-year follow-up retrospective cohort study says that it doesn’t matter.

In patients with primary angle closure glaucoma and in whom the ciliary body processes were seen on gonioscopy, the axial