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Micro-invasive Glaucoma Surgery in Childhood Glaucoma

Apr 18, 2019

In adult-onset glaucoma, surgery is offered after conservative therapies have proven inadequate, but in childhood glaucoma, surgery is frequently the first-line treatment. It stands to reason that bleb-less and hardware-free procedures may be particularly suitable for children, especially if such procedures can be performed without incising conjunctiva.

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Retinopathy of Prematurity

Apr 18, 2019

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Orthokeratology slows myopic progression in young patients

Apr 17, 2019

This Ophthalmic Technology Assessment evaluated the ability of orthokeratology (ortho-K) treatment to reduce myopic progression compared with standard refractive correction (spectacles or daytime contact lenses).

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Week in review: DeepMind testdrive, tarsier goggles, needle point

Apr 05, 2019

This week, a London crowd watched a demo of DeepMind's retinal scanner, Dartmouth anthropologists build “tarsier goggles” to mimic the tiny primate’s enormous eyes and a 6-year-old girl shows up with a needle-shaped lesion in one eye — but no history of trauma.

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Amblyopia may affect a child’s self-perception

Apr 05, 2019

Researchers assessed whether amblyopia affects self-perception in young children and correlates with defects in vision and fine motor skills.

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Binocular iPad game does not benefit children with amblyopia

Apr 02, 2019

This multicenter randomized clinical trial investigated whether a binocular Dig Rush iPad game could improve vision in children with amblyopia.

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What Am I Doing Differently in Pediatric Anterior Segment? Topical Treatment for the Toughest Cornea Ulcer

Mar 21, 2019

We present our experience in patients with refractory neurotrophic corneal ulcers that were treated with topical insulin.

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Challenges of Applying Evidence-Based Medicine — Evidence: Treating Intermittent Exotropia Based on PEDIG and UK Studies

Mar 21, 2019

This video discusses when to do surgery in intermittent exotropia based on the recent US and UK studies.

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Challenges of Applying Evidence-Based Medicine: Amblyopia in the Real World

Mar 21, 2019

The studies completed by the Pediatric Eye Disease Investigator Group and others have clarified several questions and improved management and patient outcomes of both moderate and severe amblyopia. Selected medicolegal considerations, applicable as well beyond amblyopia management, are considered.

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Inferior Rectus Recessions

Mar 21, 2019

In cases of V-pattern esotropia or excyclotropia in downgaze, patients with bilateral superior oblique palsies might benefit from bilateral inferior rectus recession.

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What Am I Doing Differently in Pediatric Anterior Segment? Use of IOL Optic Capture

Mar 21, 2019

This video demonstrates techniques and tips of capsular management, including IOL optic capture.

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Inferior Oblique Recession Alone

Mar 21, 2019

With IO-weakening surgery alone, IO recession or an IO graded anteriorization is the procedure of choice.

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Anterior Segment OCT: Glaucoma and Other Indications

Mar 21, 2019

This video discusses a pilot study using handheld anterior-segment OCT to better understand anatomical differences in the Schlemm canal and anterior-segment structures in pediatric patients with and without glaucoma.

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Other Therapies for Myopia Prevention

Mar 21, 2019

This video discusses therapies for myopia prevention including behavioral modification; pharmacological therapies such as adenosine antagonists, glaucoma medications, and anti-muscarinics; and optical therapies.

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Glasses for Hyperopia

Mar 21, 2019

Moderate hyperopia in children is associated with the development of manifest strabismus and amblyopia. There is consensus that optical correction should be prescribed for moderate hyperopia when strabismus or amblyopia is present, but no consensus in the absence of strabismus or amblyopia.

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Repeat Harada-Ito

Mar 21, 2019

If torsional diplopia recurs after a successful initial Harada-Ito (H-I) procedure, prisms alone will not be sufficient, and repeat surgery to correct torsion should be considered.

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Challenges of Applying Evidence-Based Medicine

Mar 21, 2019

Section moderator Michael F. Chiang, MD, introduces the panel.

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Challenges of Applying Evidence-Based Medicine — Conclusions: Value-Based Models and Outcome Measures

Mar 21, 2019

This video wraps up the segment Raining Cats and Dogs — Challenges of Applying Evidence-Based Medicine.

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Atropine for Myopia

Mar 21, 2019

This video discusses interventional approaches to reducing myopia progression, focusing on atropine.

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Leave That Superior Rectus Alone

Mar 21, 2019

Graf and Weihs have shown that good results can be obtained with only oblique muscle surgery in cases of superior oblique palsy. They concluded that both Bielschowksy head tilt test and hypertropia on downgaze were more effectively reduced by SO tuck or combined oblique surgery than by IO recession alone.

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