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2013 Refractive Surgery Outlook Archives
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2013 Features
- March: Back to the Future: Centering on the Corneal Vertex
- February: Removing Epithelial Ingrowth: Laser vs. Glue
- January: New Dry Eye Technology Could Improve Refractive Outcomes
Journal Updates
January - March
- Visante OCT, Artemis 2 ultrasound are not interchangeable
- Pupil size can affect post-cataract vision in astigmatic eyes
- Corneal inlay shows good results in emmetropic presbyopes
- Combination PRK, ring segments, CXL shown effective for keratoconus
- Myopic wavefront-optimized ablation induces HOAs
- CXL combined with phakic toric IOL improves vision in keratoconus
- Study finds no evidence of accommodation with Crystalens HD
- Combined Scheimpflug imaging comparable to ultrasound for AC measurement
- Pentacam, IOLMaster not interchangeable for astigmatism measurement
- Novel trocar technique for sutureless intrascleral IOL fixation shown effective
- Hormonal changes during pregnancy may impact keratoconus progression
- Ray tracing holds promise for custom refractive assessment
- Platelet-rich plasma does not promote nerve regeneration after LASIK
- Small pupil size, short axial length contribute to good near vision post monofocal IOL
- Hydrogel corneal inlay shows promise for presbyopia
- SD-OCT shows epithelial thickness variability, unpredictability inectatic eyes
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