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Switching myopia-control spectacles may temporarily slow progression in some children

Children with myopia who switched to a different type of myopia-control spectacle experienced a temporary slowing of myopia progression, according to a study. The retrospective matched-cohort study 1,012 children and…

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Myopia

Switching myopia-control spectacles may temporarily slow progression in some children

Children with myopia who switched to a different type of myopia-control spectacle experienced a temporary slowing of myopia progression, according to a study. The retrospective matched-cohort study 1,012 children and...

General

Preserflo associated with fewer complications than Xen63 in glaucoma surgery

The Xen63 gel stent and Preserflo microshunt achieved similar intraocular pressure (IOP)-lowering outcomes and surgical success rates at 12 months in patients undergoing standalone glaucoma surgery with intraoperative mitomycin C,...

Retina

Aflibercept 8 mg shows comparable IOP safety to 2 mg through 96 weeks

A pooled analysis of the phase 3 PULSAR and PHOTON trials found that aflibercept 8 mg, administered at a higher injection volume than aflibercept 2 mg, was not associated with...

Glaucoma

Geographic differences in glaucoma care raise concerns about equitable access

Geographic disparities in glaucoma surgical care were identified in a nationwide analysis of hospital-based glaucoma diagnoses and procedures, highlighting potential challenges in ensuring equitable access to treatment as populations continue...

Cataract

Optimizing cataract surgery outcomes through dry eye management

By William B. Trattler, MD Advances in intraocular lens (IOL) design, power calculation formulas, and surgical technologies are enabling the ability of cataract surgeons to achieve excellent visual and refractive...

Refractive Surgery/Lasik

SMILE associated with greater quality-of-life improvements than FS-LASIK

Patients experienced greater quality-of-life improvements following small-incision lenticule extraction (SMILE) than after femtosecond laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis (FS-LASIK), according to a study. Researchers evaluated 57 patients who underwent FS-LASIK (n...

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Cooling anesthesia device reduces pain during intravitreal injections

A cooling anesthesia device reduced pain associated with intravitreal injections in a multicenter clinical trial, with the lowest pain scores observed when the device was applied at -15°C for 10...