Endoscopic Dacryocystorhinostomy May Exacerbate Dry Eye Symptoms
Researchers investigated the prevalence of dry eye symptoms following nasolacrimal duct surgery.
All articles by Vincent Soreca
Digital Eye Strain Risk Factors Identified
Investigators identify dry eye disease risk factors observed in individuals who view digital screens for extended periods of time.
Epi-LASIK, TRPK Offer Similar Benefits for Patients With Moderate to High Myopia
Both single-step TPRK and off-flap Epi-LASIK proved to be safe, effective and predictable for treating patients with moderate to high myopia, a study shows.
Site-Enhancing Oils May Cause Systemic, Life-Threatening Complications
Investigators report a series of patients with post-injection complications upon self-attempted liquid body contouring via injectable site-enhancing-oils.
At-Home Glaucoma Testing Devices Approved by Patients, Survey Shows
Patients can perform home tonometry and virtual reality visual field tests proficiently at home, according to a study.
Glaucoma Can Develop After Vitreoretinal Surgery, But Statins May Help Mitigate Risk
Long-term systemic statin use may reduce glaucoma risk after vitreoretinal surgery, according to a report.
Intense Anti-VEGF Therapy May Increase Mortality Risk in Patients With DME
Patients who receive more frequent anti-VEGF injections for diabetic macular edema have a marginally higher death risk, research shows.
Etiology of Dry Eye Disease May Involve Damage-Associated Molecular Patterns
Elevated levels of HMGB1 in patients with DED offers insight into its pathogenesis.
Infectious Endophthalmitis May Develop Late After Scleral Fixation
Infectious endophthalmitis developed approximately 23 months after scleral fixation, a study shows.
Pandemic Measures Reduced Diabetic Eye Disease Monitoring, Treatments
Patients with diabetes underwent fewer injections and experienced worse vision loss than others, a report shows.
- Loading...
Loading...
Next post in News
Loading... 
Loading...