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Rohit Shetty, MD, Vice Chairman of Narayana Nethralaya Eye Institute in Bangalore, India shares his experience about performing lenticular extraction with the SCHWIND femtosecond laser.

Prof. Theo Seiler, MD, PhD, founder of IROC eye clinic in Zurich, Switzerland, talks about the future trend of lenticular extraction with femtosecond laser technology by SCHWIND eye-tech-solutions.

Increasingly, UWF imaging is becoming standard practice in diabetic retinopathy and retinal vein occlusion, as well as providing important insights into the management of retinopathy of prematurity and rare hereditary retinal vascular conditions.

With the advent of artificial intelligence (AI) systems now upon us, Mr Sameer Trikha discusses applications of AI for eye care providers and how he envisages this revolutionary technology will fit into the workplace.

There is a strong link between alpha-blocking medications and floppy iris.

Clear lens exchange with implantation of a trifocal IOL is the best solution.

Ophthalmologists around the world have been dedicating their time and expertise to deliver eye care services, including screening and surgery, in Cambodia, in an initiative supported by the Khmer Sight Foundation.

OCT-based biometers like the ARGOS allow for accurate measurement of very dense lenses in cataractous patients.

Stereoscopic photographs are a useful tool in the detection of glaucoma, however, the difficulty in obtaining them has seen them underused in favour of optical coherence tomography (OCT). A new device is attempting to redress this balance, enabling stereo-photography to be used alongside OCT for optimal practice.

The more educated a person is, the more myopic they are likely to become, according to researchers at the University of Bristol, UK.

A new method for predicting the behaviour of multifocal IOLs has been developed. This methodology could be very useful for ophthalmologists, enabling them to know the potential effect of the implantation of an IOL in any type of eye prior to implantation.

As an objective measure of the function of retinal ganglion cells, pattern electroretinography (PERG) testing reveals subclinical optic nerve changes that may be critical for deciding when to start therapy to avoid vision loss from glaucoma progression.

The management of astigmatism can be accomplished during cataract surgery. Employing femtosecond lasers improves the accuracy, safety and predictability of arcuate incisions, as well as the alignment of toric IOL placement.