Articles

UP FRONT

• What Is the Value of Vision?

  By Eric D. Donnenfeld, MD - Chief Medical Editor

TODAY'S TOPICS

• An Update on Presby-LASIK

  By William I. Bond, MD; Michael Gordon, MD; Guy M. Kezirian, MD; Roy S. Rubinfeld, MD; and Stephen G. Slade, MD

PEER REVIEW

• Accommodating IOLs

  By Julia T. Lewandowski, Senior Associate Editor

INSIDE EYETUBE.NET

• Focus on Surgical Technique

  By William B. Trattler, MD

CATARACT SURGERY

• Phakic IOLs Outside the United States

  By John So Min Chang, MD; Erik L. Mertens, MD, FEBO; Rudy M. M. A. Nuijts, MD, PhD; and M. Doors, MD

• Avoiding Complications With Phakic IOLs

  By Theodore Perl, MD, and David R. Hardten, MD

• Update on the AcrySof Phakic IOL

  Research data thus far indicate that this technology avoids the safety problems of earlier angle-supported lenses.

  By Stephen S. Lane, MD

• Update on the Toric Implantable Collamer Lens

  If approved in the United States, this lens will provide an important option for many patients.

  By John A. Vukich, MD

• Phakic IOLs: Who Is Not a Candidate?

  Surgeons' success with this modality depends in large part on their awareness of its contraindications and their careful assessment of individual patients.

  By Stephen G. Slade, MD

• Maximizing Outcomes After IOL Surgery

  Astigmatic correction using today's technology optimizes refractive outcomes and patients' postoperative satisfaction.

  By Eric D. Donnenfeld, MD

• Optimizing Cataract Surgery: Lessons From LASIK

  Five strategies to improve your results.

  By Robert K. Maloney, MD

REFRACTIVE SURGERY

• Complications After the Placement of a Phakic PCIOL

  By Brian S. Boxer Wachler, MD; Randy J. Epstein, MD; Steven V. L. Brown, MD; Ezra Maguen, MD; and Audrey R. Talley-Rostov, MD

COVER STORIES

• The Rock-Hard Nucleus

  Surgeons must overcome a host of potential problems.

  By David F. Chang, MD

• Hypermature Cataract

  A few tricks can greatly simplify surgery.

  By Randall J. Olson, MD

• Small Pupils

  The causes of miosis and the challenges it poses.

  By Kevin M. Miller, MD

• Radial Anterior Capsular Tear

  Causes and management.

  By D. Michael Colvard, MD

• Posterior Capsular Rupture

  A well-planned approach can minimize further intraoperative and postoperative problems.

  By Lisa Brothers Arbisser, MD

• Intraoperative Floppy Iris Syndrome

  A large spectrum of pharmacological and mechanical treatments available today facilitate the effective management of IFIS.

  By Uday Devgan, MD

• Weak Zonules

  How to prepare for this challenging surgery.

  By Alan S. Crandall, MD

• Shallow Anterior Chamber

  A surgeon describes his method of managing this anatomic obstacle.

  By Richard J. Mackool, MD

• Positive Pressure

  Either we have been there, or we will.

  By William J. Fishkind, MD

• Vitreous Loss

  Anterior segment surgeons' approach to the diagnosis and management of intraoperative vitreous loss.

  By Richard E. Braunstein, MD, and Anne S. Steiner, MD

THE DOCTOR IS IN

• Maintaining Professionalism

  Do not fuel the fire by criticizing colleagues.

  By Jennifer S. Morse, MD

DEPARTMENTS

• Innovations

• 5 Questions With Steven H. Dewey, MD

  Dr. Dewey discusses the past, present, and future of cataract surgery.

  By Steven H. Dewey, MD

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