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EuroTimes - May 2024
Glaucoma Treatment Under Pressure
The 2023 ESCRS Systematic Review Awards is an initiative sponsored by the ESCRS to support and encourage independent clinical research in the fields of cataract cornea and refractive surgery.
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New techniques and technologies add to surgeons’ difficult decisions
Author: Timothy Norris
Researchers are tackling glaucoma diagnosis and treatment from all sides.
If proposal is approved, Europe could see better access to, and exchange and use of, health data.
Author: Laura Gaspari
Comprehensive approach to the safest and most effective modern surgery.
Author: Sean Henahan
The 2022 recipient combines theoretical and practical to learn new treatments.
Author: Stuart Hales
Benefits include saving time and improving outcomes.
Visionaries past and present.
Functional visual acuity testing and straylight metering may better reflect real-world conditions.
Author: Dermot McGrath
Ophthalmologists know the benefits—now it’s time to construct the right plan.
European surgeons appear hesitant to first offer other presbyopia-correcting options to patients.
Challenging path lies ahead for corneal ulcer patients seeking visual rehabilitation after this common indication.
Author: Soosan Jacob
The ESCRS Eye Journal Club explores the continual evolution of diagnostic and laser technology—leaving conclusions of post-keratoplasty refractive surgery meta-analysis in doubt.
Author: Roibeard O’hEineachain
Lack of data standards holding back progress in clinical ophthalmology.
Expanding options for treating presbyopia.
Safety and efficacy across a range of cases show how low and high myopes benefit.
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