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2. TREATING FLOATERS: THE PROS, CONS AND TECHNIQUES.
3. A CLOSER LOOK AT SAME-DAY SURGERY.
4. TREATING WET AMD PATIENTS WHO ALSO HAVE GA.
5. new approaches to the cataract drug protocol.
6. Use of a National Clinical Skills Assessment Program Improves the Clinical Competency for Correctional Nurses and Advanced Practice Providers.
7. Young Adult Couples Transitioning to Work: The Intersection of Career and Relationship
8. Young adult couples transitioning to work: The intersection of career and relationship
9. MANAGING REFRACTIVE SURGERY COMPLICATIONS.
10. FIRST-LINE TREATMENT: SLT OR MEDICATION? Medication has historically been the gold standard, but recent success with SLT is giving surgeons more options.
11. Meeting the challenge of rising vaccine costs: negotiate well, buy smart, and store wisely are 3 steps to keeping immunizations a fiscally viable service offering for your patients
12. BACK TO BASICS: VISUAL FIELD INTERPRETATION.
13. HOW TO SELECT THE RIGHT MIGS FOR THE JOB: Considerations include severity of glaucoma, IOP and the number of medications the patient is taking.
14. EFFECTIVE APPROACHES TO IRIS REPAIR: Smaller defects can be repaired with sutures, while an artificial iris is better for larger ones, say surgeons.
15. How the Experts Diagnose Dry Eye.
16. AN UPDATE ON OFFICE-BASED SURGERY: Ophthalmologists discuss the pros and cons of office-based surgery suites.
17. THE LATEST TECHNIQUES AND TECH FOR DMEK AND DSAEK.
18. Additional file 3: Figure S2. of Improved genome sequencing using an engineered transposase
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20. Additional file 6: Figure S5. of Improved genome sequencing using an engineered transposase
21. Additional file 4: Figure S3. of Improved genome sequencing using an engineered transposase
22. Additional file 7: Figure S6. of Improved genome sequencing using an engineered transposase
23. Additional file 2: Figure S1. of Improved genome sequencing using an engineered transposase
24. Experience with an Acuity Adaptable Care Model for Pediatric Cardiac Surgery
25. RUNNING A PRACTICE IN THE POST-PANDEMIC LANDSCAPE.
26. HOW TO MANAGE POSTOP INFLAMMATION.
27. United States Public Health Service Nurses: Deployment in Global Crisis
28. Development of an Evacuation Tool to Facilitate Disaster Preparedness: Use in a Planned Evacuation to Support a Hospital Move
29. Improved genome sequencing using an engineered transposase
30. TREATING DIFFICULT CASES OF WET AMD: New options may turn the tide against tough-to-treat neovascular AMD cases.
31. THE CURRENT ROLE OF TRABS AND TUBE SHUNTS: Experts discuss the situations where procedures more invasive than MIGS are warranted.
32. THE DME PIPELINE: WHAT'S NEXT?
33. A REVIEW OF REFRACTIVE LENS EXCHANGE: Age and refractive error are the main factors when surgeons consider this procedure.
34. A Sustainable Life: Our Home.
35. HOW TO CAPITALIZE ON THE LASIK BOOM.
36. RETINA AND CATARACT: WHEN TO STAGE OR COMBINE PROCEDURES: When approaching these procedures, surgeons say that patient education and setting realistic expectations are the keys to success.
37. OCTA IN THE RETINA: AN UPDATE.
38. HOW TO MANAGE THE COMPLEX DRY-EYE PATIENT: The first step is to determine whether the correct diagnosis has been made.
39. THE BEST APPROACH FOR NARROW-ANGLE PATIENTS.
40. PATIENT SELECTION: TRAB, XEN OR PRESERFLO?
41. OFFICE-BASED SURGERY: THE PROS AND CONS.
42. PHAKIC IOLS: TIPS AND TECHNIQUES: Though done infrequently compared to other refractive procedures, phakic lenses can be useful in certain patients. Here's what you need to know.
43. CATARACT/IOL SURGERY AFTER RK: Surgeons need to manage inaccurate IOL calculations, an extended postop recovery time and patient expectations.
44. Dry Eye: What's in The Pipeline?
45. The Current State of Corneal Inlays: As corneal inlays have decreased in popularity, new treatment options have emerged.
46. How to Break Down The Nucleus: Leading surgeons share their best tips for residents faced with complex cataract cases.
47. Time in a bottle? The merits of pill popping supplements bear scrutiny
48. FOLLOWING PROGRESSION IN GLAUCOMA PATIENTS: Experts discuss how they take structure and function into account.
49. DRY EYE: WHAT'S IN THE PIPELINE? Promising new treatments are on the horizon.
50. AN UPDATE ON THERAPIES FOR OCULAR ALLERGIES: A stepwise approach that starts with over-the-counter medications and then progresses to steroids in severe cases.
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