Refractive

We’ve learned our lessons from mixing and matching the first generations of mIOLs. Applying them to current mIOLs should lead to success with today’s multifocal lenses

What can ophthalmologists expect from the aging baby boomer generation?

How can you predict which patients will develop keratectasia, and if they do, how are you going to define it?

Last month, Peter Barry reviewed the EUREQUO registry. This month, we get the transatlantic perspective

Refractive surgeons know the pros and cons of LASIK better than anyone – but how many would recommend it to their family, or undergo it themselves?

The records of over one million cataract surgeries make the EUREQUO registry uniquely placed to yield answers in the ongoing femto vs. phaco debate

How is the IC-8 small-aperture IOL performing in the real world?

Patients with myopia often get poorer results from accommodating IOLs than those without – and a recent study explains why

CXL is effective in slowing and halting keratoconus and corneal ectasias – but the thinnest corneas can’t receive it, so we propose a new way of bringing CXL to those that need it most

Here, we recognize a year’s worth of innovation. Apps, IOLs, imagers, lasers, devices and drugs – the latest and greatest are all here. But which one came out on top this year?