Cataract Surgery
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Injecting New Life Into Cataract Surgery
Intracameral agents are contributing to better outcomes and more satisfied patients.
Posted 11/06/20 | | 
Secrets of High-Volume Cataract Facilities
It's a simple surgery. The hard part is keeping your facility running as efficiently as possible.
Posted 09/01/20 | |
Looking at the Latest Trends in Cataract Surgery
Our annual reader survey reveals ophthalmic facilities continue to embrace new technologies even as COVID-19 impacts case volumes and patient confidence.
Posted 08/10/20 | |
6 Exciting Developments in Cataract Surgery
These neat new innovations could propel the specialty to new heights.
Posted 07/14/20 | |
Stretcher Chairs at Your Service
Keeping patients on a single surface throughout their stay is key to our cataract surgery success.
Posted 06/11/20 | |
Tackling Cataract Surgery's Biggest Issue
Surgeons want to reduce or eliminate the number of post-op medications patients are required to self-administer.
Posted 03/19/20 | |
Should You Switch to Disposable Cataract Supplies?
Cost, safety and environmental impact all play a role, but surgeon preference is still paramount.
Posted 02/11/20 | |
Considering the Costs of Complex Cataracts
There's a case to be made for adding to the expense of procedures with already thin profit margins.
Posted 10/14/19 | |
What's New for Your Cataract Procedures
In search of better surgical outcomes at the American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery (ASCRS) Annual Meeting.
Posted 08/12/19 | |
Pointers to Prevent Posterior Capsular Rupture
Devices and drugs to avoid the complication every cataract surgeon dreads - when the capsular bag unexpectedly breaks during the case.
Posted 05/16/19 | |
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