When Cataract Surgery Involves More than Just Cataract Surgery
POSTED BY ALAN ON JAN 1, 2012 IN BLOG, CATARACT SURGERY, DUKE EYE CENTER Dr….
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Revolutionary Treatment Device Gains FDA Approval for Dry Eye Patients
POSTED BY ALAN ON JUL 11, 2011 IN BLOG, CATARACT SURGERY, CORNEAL TRANSPLANTATION, DRY EYE,…
LipiFlow Thermal Pulsation Dry Eye Therapy at Duke Eye Center
It was only a few years ago when optometrists and ophthalmologists almost universally agreed that…
Keratoconus – Why DALK is “Gaining” as the Procedure of Choice Over PK
POSTED BY ALAN ON NOV 12, 2011 IN BLOG, CORNEAL TRANSPLANTATION, DUKE EYE CENTER, KERATOCONUS…
“Doctor Carlson, I can’t lie flat for more than 5 minutes – and I have a cataract.”
POSTED BY ALAN ON DEC 31, 2011 IN BLOG, CATARACT SURGERY, DUKE EYE CENTER Dr….
Corneal Transplantation (Penetrating Keratoplasty) at the Duke Eye Center
POSTED BY ALAN ON JAN 14, 2012 IN BLOG, CORNEAL TRANSPLANTATION, DUKE EYE CENTER Dr….
Combining Cataract and Glaucoma Surgery in a Single “Combined” Procedure
Dr. James Kim Dr. Rand Allingham Combining cataract and glaucoma surgery in a single procedure…
Acanthamoeba Keratitis: A Microbial “Occupy Cornea” Movement
Acanthamoeba Keratitis appears to be on the rise. If not, it is just my perception,…
Acanthamoeba Is Still A Problem For Our Contact Lens Wearers!
Cambridge Ophthalmological Symposium Eye (2003) 17, 893–905. doi:10.1038/sj.eye.6700563 Acanthamoeba keratitis update—incidence, molecular epidemiology…