Specialties - Ophthalmology

Ophthalmology


Clamps	Clamps, Examination/Operating Table
Clamps, Surgical, Eye, Eyelid	Clamps, Surgical, Eye, Orbital Muscle
Cleaning Solutions, Contact Lens	Clips, Implantable, Eye, Iris
Clips, Implantable, Eye, Wound	Compresses/Packs, Cold
Compresses/Packs, Cold, Chemical	Compresses/Packs, Cold, Gel
Compresses/Packs, Cold/Hot	Compresses/Packs, Hot
Compresses/Packs, Hot, Chemical	Compresses/Packs, Hot, Gel
Contact Lens Cases	Contact Lens Inserters
Contact Lens Removers	Contact Lenses, Diagnostic, Intraocular Pressure
Contact Lenses, Therapeutic	Contact Lenses, Vision Corrective
Corneal Topography Systems	Corneas, Eye
Cryosurgical Units, Ophthalmic	Cryotherapy/Compression Units
Curettes, Surgical, Eye, Chalazion	Curettes, Surgical, Eye, Corneal
Data Processors, Ultrasonic Scanning	Depressors, Surgical, Sclera
Detectors	Detectors, Metallic Foreign Body, Magnetic

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DMEK The Future of Cornea Replacement
The health of the cornea determines the final visual outcome for any surgical procedure performed within the eye. Due to this cornea surgery itself is of important focus for restoration of vision, luckily today there are more transplantation procedures than ever before. We will explore the developments made in corneal transplantation procedures in this article.

Corneal Collagen Crosslinking
Over the last three decades, treatment of keratoconus and corneal ectatic disorders has greatly advanced. Researchers have learned how to properly manage the symptoms of keratoconus and post-LASIK ectasia as well as to slow progress of the disease through what is known as CXL or corneal collagen crosslinking. Read on to learn about the effectiveness of CXL, improvements to the procedure, and who is an ideal candidate.

Maximize the Use of Anterior Segment OCT
Anterior segment OCT is a relatively new technology, and hardware and software updates continue to be unveiled. As clinicians and scientists explore new and expanded applications for this technology, it will likely become a mainstay of clinical practice. In the future, we will see faster acquisition speeds, 3-D imaging and even higher resolution. Get up-to-speed on the latest applications for this technology with this valuable white paper.

What SD-OCT Can Do for You
Spectral domain ocular coherence tomography (SD-OCT) is rapidly becoming an incredibly necessary technology within optometry. And with good reason. Learn why from this six page Optometric Management report.

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