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Ophthalmology Times: September 1, 2020
Volume45
Issue 14

A new pair of eyes

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Jon Carter

A new pair of eyes

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Improve patient comfort with intravitreal injections
Stem cells for dry AMD with GA show promise in early study
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Examining ocular allergy, quality of life
Examining ocular allergy, quality of life
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Improving surgical safety, efficiency, and outcomes for patients
Improving surgical safety, efficiency, and outcomes for patients
FAF shedding light on patterns related to disease chronicity in CSC
FAF shedding light on patterns related to disease chronicity in CSC
Monofocal toric lens delivers effective astigmatic correction and more, study results show
IOL offering treatment options for ophthalmologists
Unproductive worry: Conquering fear during a pandemic
Unproductive worry: Conquering fear during a pandemic
Are posterior corneal curvature changes culprit in hyperopic shifts?
Are posterior corneal curvature changes culprit in hyperopic shifts?
A new pair of eyes
A new pair of eyes
DMEK in “super” seniors: feasible treatment, realistic expectations
DMEK in 'super' seniors: feasible treatment, realistic expectations
Working out the mystery of ectasia risk with artificial intelligence
Working out the mystery of ectasia risk with artificial intelligence
Protocol V findings offer physicians guidance for managing DME
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