Archives

• November/December 2012

  
  November December 2012 Insert
  November December 2012 Supplement

• October 2012

  
  October 2012 Insert
  October 2012 Supplement

• September 2012

  Feature Story Special Considerations for Cataract Surgery After Presbyopia Correction By Jack T. Holladay, MD, MSEE, FACS
  September 2012 Insert
  September 2012 Supplement

• July 2012

  Feature Story Under Pressure: Managing a Surgical Complication in a Firefighter Candidate By Cati Albou-Ganem, MD; and Julien Bullet, MD

• June 2012

  Feature Story A Supraciliary Device for the Treatment of Open-Angle Glaucoma By Magda Rau, MD
  June 2012 Insert

• May 2012

  Feature Story Basic Error Sources in IOL Calculation AfterRefractiveSurgery By Wolfgang Haigis, MS, PhD
  May 2012 Advertorial
  May 2012 Supplement

• April 2012

  Feature Story The LASIK Flap: Ideal Size and Construction By A. John Kanellopoulos, MD
  April 2012 Supplement

• March 2012

  Feature Story The Rhexis: Errant, Compromised, or Smaller or Larger Than Planned By Alessandro Franchini, MD
  March 2012 Supplement

• February 2012

  Feature Story The Reality of Precision: Lasers in Ophthalmology By A. John Kanellopoulos, MD Associate Chief Medical Editor
  February 2012 Insert
  February 2012 Supplement

• January 2012

  
  January 2012 Insert
  January 2012 Supplement

TOP 5 ARTICLES FROM 2012

• Feature Story: A Guide to Interpreting Corneal Tomography

  Consider using a systematic approach for reading and interpreting corneal tomography.

  By Mazen Sinjab, MD, PhD

• Topography-Guided PRK and CXL for Keratoconus

  An effective approach for optimum results in the treatment of keratoconic patients.

  By George D. Kymionis, MD, PhD; and Michael A. Grentzelos, MD

• LASIK Retreatments: Create a New Flap, Lift the Old, or Perform Surface Ablation?

  Surgeons share their preferences.

  By Arthur B. Cummings, MB ChB, FCS(SA), MMed (Ophth), FRCS(Edin); Andreas Frohn, MD, PhD; Michael A. Muller, MB ChB, MMed(Ophth); Guy Sallet, MD, FEBOphth; and Jerry Tan Tiang Hin, MBBS, FRCS(Ed), FRCOphth, FAMS

• What Would You Do?

  Surgeons respond to case studies and identify what IOL they would select in each situation.

  By Gerd U. Auffarth, MD, PhD; Francesco Carones, MD; John S.M. Chang, MD; Georg Gerten, MD; Ruth Lapid-Gortzak, MD, PhD; AND Ulrich Mester, MD

• Pupil Issues in Cataract Surgery

  Mechanical expansion devices should be used when indicated in a stepwise approach to small pupils.

  By Boris Malyugin, MD, PhD