EyeWorld is the official news magazine of the American Society of Cataract & Refractive Surgery.
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8 EW Table of Contents February 2012 Does intravitreal anti-VEGF therapy lead to glaucoma? 88 Recent studies indicate that anti-VEGF injections can lead to elevated IOP by Tony Realini, M.D., M.P.H. 72 Correcting presbyopia at the cornea 72 Monovision LASIK is currently the only FDA-approved corneal procedure for presbyopia, but there are several exciting prospects on the horizon by Jena Passut 82 The blunt truth about corneal strength after refractive surgery 82 How LASIK may help shield the eye from some trauma by Maxine Lipner 88 INTERNATIONAL International outlook Lenticule may beat LASIK in the dry eye arena 76 SMILE procedure gears up to improve corneal sensation after refractive procedures by Matt Young The Ophthalmology Innovation Summit comes to ASCRS— April 19, 2012 83 The conference will bring together individuals and companies with a focus on facilitating ophthalmic surgical innovation RESIDENTS Cataract tips from the teachers Growing pains: When should an attending take over vs. letting a resident continue with surgery 90 Three experienced instructors share their teaching philosophies GLAUCOMA Glaucoma editor's corner of the world Glaucoma management in the DSEK patient 84 When glaucoma and corneal disease co-exist, they may create complications and surgical challenges by Faith A. Hayden 76 REFRACTIVE SURGERY Refractive editor's corner of the world Treating astigmatism with arcuate incisions 78 How the femtosecond laser changes astigmatism management by Faith A. Hayden 84 Device focus Diamonds are a [surgeon's] best friend 80 Or are they? When it comes to the topic of cataract knives, some surgeons prefer metal blades, others prefer diamonds, and still others prefer a combination by Michelle Dalton 94 Online: www.EyeWorld.org • Mobile: EyeWorld.mobi • Twitter: www.twitter.com/EWNews • Facebook: www.facebook/EyeWorldMagazine New materials expand surgical options for glaucoma 86 Pig-derived material, amniotic membrane, and others are now used by Tony Realini, M.D., M.P.H. MEETING REPORTER Reporting live from the 2012 International Military Refractive Surgery Symposium 94 EyeWorld journal club University of Iowa residents' re- view of "Risk factors for com- plications in resident phaco surgery" 92 by Shaival Shah and Angela McAllister, University of Iowa residents 109 SPECIAL FEATURES JCRS update 11 ASCRS update 11 DEPARTMENTS Classifieds 107 Calendar 108 Index to advertisers 109 IN OTHER NEWS The picture of ophthalmic professionalism 109 Tulsa ophthalmologist sees the world through the lens of his camera by Maxine Lipner 98 Reporting live from the 2012 Hawaiian Eye meeting 98 OPHTHALMOLOGY BUSINESS 2012 technology update 104