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Why Use Ortho-K for Myopia Management in Your Practice – A Live Discussion with Dr. Thanh Mai
In this session from Eyes On 2022, Thanh Mai, OD, F.S.L.S. discusses the benefits of using ortho-k lenses for your myopia patients and walks you through the steps to determine ideal candidates and successfully fit them for these lenses.
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Eye Handbook for Eye Care Professionals & Eye Patient for Patients
Просмотров 2132 года назад
In this session from Eyes On 2022, Ken Lord, MD, and Vinay Shah, MD explain two apps they've created from their company Cloud Nine Development: Eye Handbook for Eyecare Professionals and Eye Patient for Patients. Register for our next virtual event-Eyes On Glaucoma! events.eyesoneyecare.com/eyes-on-glaucoma-2022/ Subscribe, like, and turn on post notifications! 🔔 Like us on Facebook 👍 facebook....
Newest Innovations in Monofocals - Introducing the New TECNIS Eyhance™ IOL
Просмотров 26 тыс.2 года назад
In this session from Eyes On 2022, Elizabeth Yeu, MD, and Nicole Fram, MD provide an IOL overview of TECNIS Eyhance,™ where you’ll hear about outcome data, patient selection, faculty case studies, and listen to a Q & A discussion from the event. Register for our next virtual event-Eyes On Glaucoma! events.eyesoneyecare.com/eyes-on-glaucoma-2022/ Subscribe, like, and turn on post notifications! ...
Deep Dive with Dr. Laura M. Periman on OptiLight™ by Lumenis®
Просмотров 3,7 тыс.2 года назад
In this session from Eyes On 2022, join Laura M. Periman, MD as she joins Damon Dierker, OD, FAAO to discuss the components of meibomian gland disease and how OptiLight™ by Lumenis® can treat 5 out of 6 conditions that lead to dry eye. Register for our next virtual event-Eyes On Glaucoma! events.eyesoneyecare.com/eyes-on-glaucoma-2022/ Subscribe, like, and turn on post notifications! 🔔 Like us ...
New Thoughts in Glaucoma Management
Просмотров 17 тыс.2 года назад
In this lecture, John Berdahl, MD covers the changing paradigms of glaucoma management and talks us through how one scuba diving trip led him to develop a hypothesis about CSF pressure and its relationship with glaucoma. Watch more sessions from Eyes On 2022 ➡️ eyesoneyecare.com/resources/eyes-on-2022-on-demand-rewatch-the-ophthalmology-track/ Register for our next virtual event-Eyes On Glaucom...
2022 Vitreoretinal and Macular Disease Update
Просмотров 3,9 тыс.2 года назад
Eric Chin, MD discusses treatments for retina conditions like wet age-related macular degeneration, diabetic macular edema, proliferative diabetic retinopathy, and more. In this presentation, Dr. Chin reviews clinical trials for treatments that are currently ongoing or have recently ended. Watch more sessions from Eyes On 2022 ➡️ eyesoneyecare.com/resources/eyes-on-2022-on-demand-rewatch-the-op...
Glaucoma Update 2022 The Evolving Landscape of Advanced Technology Lenses for Glaucoma Patients
Просмотров 6 тыс.2 года назад
In her lecture, Constance Okeke, MD, MSCE, discusses the background of IOLs and the development of more advanced lenses like EDOF IOLs and PC-IOLs. Throughout her lecture, she reviews different studies, goes over how to choose the correct IOL for patients, and more. Watch more sessions from Eyes On 2022 ➡️ eyesoneyecare.com/resources/eyes-on-2022-on-demand-rewatch-the-ophthalmology-track/ Regis...
Next Generation Refractive IOLs
Просмотров 46 тыс.2 года назад
In this panel, Eric Donnenfeld, MD, Kerry Solomon, MD, and Julie Schallhorn, MD, MS discuss the pressing need for treatments for presbyopic patients worldwide, and how premium and next-generation refractive IOLs can fill this need for many patients. Presbyopic IOL technology is constantly improving, and new designs are allowing more surgeons to introduce presbyopic solutions to their practices....
Optimized Collaborative Care in Refractive Cataract Surgery
Просмотров 3,2 тыс.2 года назад
In this lecture, Vance Thompson, MD covers how to optimize your collaborative care workflow for your refractive cataract surgery patients and patient cases illustrating the importance of collaborative care. Watch more sessions from Eyes On 2022 ➡️ eyesoneyecare.com/resources/eyes-on-2022-on-demand-rewatch-the-ophthalmology-track/ Make sure to register for our next virtual event: Eyes On Dry Eye...
Optimizing Outcomes in Dry Eye Management
Просмотров 3,2 тыс.2 года назад
In this lecture, Ashley Brissette, MD discusses how to optimize surgical outcomes with dry eye management. Dry eye disease can seem immensely complicated, but treatment options can be simplified and streamlined to enhance not just the patient experience but also patient outcomes. Watch more sessions from Eyes On 2022 ➡️ eyesoneyecare.com/resources/eyes-on-2022-on-demand-rewatch-the-ophthalmolog...
Refractive Cataract Surgery Novel Trends & Techniques
Просмотров 2072 года назад
In this lecture, Bradley Sacher, MD discusses new trends in the refractive cataract surgery workflow, including but not limited to: pre-operative, operative, and post-operative, trends. Watch more sessions from Eyes On 2022 ➡️ eyesoneyecare.com/resources/eyes-on-2022-on-demand-rewatch-the-ophthalmology-track/ Make sure to register for our next virtual event: Eyes On Glaucoma events.eyesoneyecar...
Social Media and Online Branding for Eyecare Professionals
Просмотров 1222 года назад
In this lecture, David Almeida, MD, MBA, PhD walks you through the many ways you can build your personal and professional brand with social media as an eyecare professional! He discusses everything from your website to social media and beyond! Watch more sessions from Eyes On 2022 ➡️ eyesoneyecare.com/resources/eyes-on-2022-on-demand-rewatch-the-ophthalmology-track/ Make sure to register for ou...
Updates on the Management of Diabetic Retinopathy
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.2 года назад
In this lecture, Michael J Ammar, MD discusses new research and developments in the management of diabetic retinopathy, including the challenges of the current paradigms and possible future treatments. Several exciting treatments are currently available and on the horizon, including port delivery systems, new pharmaceutical treatments, and gene therapies. Watch more sessions from Eyes On 2022 ➡...
CATALYS Femtosecond Laser-Assisted Surgery
Просмотров 6963 года назад
Dr. Nandini Venkateswaran, MD, walks through how the Catalys femtosecond laser platform and the graphical user interface are being used to plan the treatment for a patient undergoing FLACS. Learn more: eyesoneyecare.com/resources/how-i-implemented-femtosecond-laser-assisted-cataract-surgery-flacs-into-my-practice/ Subscribe, like, and turn on post notifications! 🔔 Like us on Facebook 👍 facebook...
Primary Scleral Buckle with Gowtham Jonna, MD
Просмотров 4,1 тыс.3 года назад
In this video, retinal surgeon Dr. Gowtham Jonna, MD walks you through the process of the scleral buckle procedure. Peritomy: 0:01 Tenon's dissection: 0:16 Isolating rectus muscles: 0:23 Placement of Scleral Buckle: 1:21 Suturing the Scleral Buckle: 2:36 External drainage: 3:24 Tightening the buckle: 4:04 Closing: 4:55 When it comes to retinal detachment repair, scleral buckling is a classic. T...
Scleral Buckle with Cryotherapy with Nik London, MD, FACS
Просмотров 6 тыс.3 года назад
Scleral Buckle with Cryotherapy with Nik London, MD, FACS
Scleral Buckle with Vitrectomy with Drs. R. Rishi Gupta, Darrel R Lewis, and David Almeida
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Scleral Buckle with Vitrectomy with Drs. R. Rishi Gupta, Darrel R Lewis, and David Almeida
ZEISS SL 800 Imaging Solution Overview
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ZEISS SL 800 Imaging Solution Overview
Ophthalmic Virtual Experience - Highlights and Recap
Просмотров 4514 года назад
Ophthalmic Virtual Experience - Highlights and Recap
Nik London and Dan Chao Vitreoretinal Fellowship
Просмотров 6504 года назад
Nik London and Dan Chao Vitreoretinal Fellowship
Can we do 360 encirlage with tyre alone ie without band in advanced PVR
Probably I missed your disclaimer that all glaucoma is not equal. There are diverse types of glaucoma based on cause, mechanism, and complications. The most prevalent one could be pseudo-exfoliative glaucoma which has little to do with intraocular-corporeal fluid dynamics. Though the video overall touches on a very delicate issue for scientists to think of.
If the crux of this argument is lowering the IOP (relative to the ICP) in Normal Pressure Glaucoma, why not use an eyedrop at bedtime to keep the IOP 'suboptimal' in this subset of patients, say around 10-12 mm.Hg?
Some studies claim that if FLACS is used for the surgery of posterior polar cataract, it creates a cleavage plane between posterior capsule and epinucleus and hence facilitate the removal of epinucleus without rupturing the posterior capsule . Is it true ?
No mention of the Light Adjustable Lenses?!… I just had them put in a week ago. I can’t believe the clarity of night driving. In a couple weeks, I will go in for my first adjustment. Right now I’ve got perfect distance and mid. I’d take these lenses before anything mentioned in the video.
Toric&monofocal + glasses seem to be the best solution. trifocal, edof, etc. will not get you a perfect vision, even worse you cant improve with glasses once you got these lenses implanted. Maybe accommodating lenses will work future will show.
Ако има рефрактивна грешка (-1D ) както се получи при мене (Tecnis Synergy ) , може ли с помощта на лазерна корекция на роговицата PRC да се подобри зрението на разстояние и да се намалят дисфотопсиите, защото сега са много големи ореоли?
Tecnis eyhance has any disadvantages-such as contrast reduction, light scatter,etc in any distance- in comparison to Tecnis 1 piece monofocal?
Anything in the near future for open angle glaucoma patients
I can't help but ask/wonder if high blood pressure also relates to this (& whether dietary changes like adding oatmeal and flax seeds everyday, which brought down a friends high blood pressure to normal) might also help.
Many thanks for a great presentation. Not clear though on the situation with accommodating lenses. I understand there is a lot of potential and they haven’t been approved yet (or have they by now?). But can we get some more insight into how they perform and whether it would (or not) be a good choice?
Its interesting that the word "Tecnis" and the sub heading are legible on the slide but the content needs binoculars to read. Whats really interesting is that these eye doctors dont seem to have considered the quality and delivery of their presentation based on the fact that its our ability to see that they rattle on about, as the old saying goes "cant see the wood for the trees" "Let me just compare" That made me laugh outloud!
Im an electrical engineer with glaucoma. The focus on IOP has always bother me. The fact that it needs to be compared to something, I was thinking arterial blood pressure at the entrance to the eye, is in the damn obvious class. The association of glaucoma and IOP goes back an easy 100 years and only now somebody thought about this is very disappointing, Congratulation on being the one. Let me add that the arterial pressure has to be greater than the ICP if blood is to get to the brain and above both ICP and IOP to get into the eye. Low ICP permits lower arterial pressure while supplying the brain with blood hiding low arterial pressure against IOP that otherwise would have caused fainting. I am also concerned that lowering the IOP against the ICP would cause the eye to dis-inflate, causing it to change shape and screw up vision. I have tried and rejected some eye drops because I lost visual acuity. I'm wondering if it is because they worked too well and my eye changed shape because if dis-inflated. Congratulation!! and good luck.
Congrats on applying the true scientific process for solving a real problem. Hope you'll keep thinking outside the box to keep the solutions wholistic.
I use such lens. I was very dissatisfied with the quality of the lens. I am 40 years I have no complaints against the doctors. For 65+, a good option is possible. But for those who are younger, it is better to install at least Symfony and Synergy. With Eyhance you will suffer greatly with far vision or wear glasses. It's a pity that the lenses are put in actually only once in a lifetime (only in super emergency cases you can change them).
What about toric iols?
My friend is 47 yrs old, he is blind! Can this bring back his sight?
You have all this print on a white background? You think I can read it? Never gonna buy it.
Good vid... but too much ums
All right . Hold -on here. You say eye sucking, putting a vaccuum in front of the eye will lower IOP? Sounds like a good way to suck our eyes out of their sockets! YOU FIRST DOC!
Hello doctor, earlier i had undergone Lasik for my eyes 16 years back..now i have matured cataract in one eye the other one is fine..can i choose for panoptix trifocal IOL now? many doctors advised that since lasik was done earlier i cannot go for trifocal and the only choice i have now is monofocal..plz help me take the right decision im lot confused , iam 40 years old male i hate to wear glasses.
It's a great idea selling same shitty IOL as ZCB00 which creates dysphotopsia to almoast everyone below 60 yrs with a new intermediate bonus. This whole Tecnis platform should be banned.
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Very interesting presentation.
Can you explain the relationship between Glaucoma and lymphatic system
Would the next step potentially be with some device etc to stop the damage from occuring give the opportunity for some type of cell therapy to take place to maybe repair the damage already done to some degree?
Great presentation!
Too much technical jargon - difficult to follow but appreciated
How do I become a test subject for these new treatments ?
How does this benefit somebody like me that have glacoma about to do surgery to reduce the eye pressure.
Thank you for the important information
Grail trail had a 100% satisfaction rate for presbyopia. It'll be the standard iol from 2024.
POAG (primary open angle glaucoma) only can be effectively treated and reversed by God's mercy nano-grade eye drops. ruclips.net/video/iswRngmN-cY/видео.html
POAG (primary open angle glaucoma) only can be effectively treated and reversed by God's mercy nano-grade eye drops. ruclips.net/video/iswRngmN-cY/видео.html
In 2022 Isn't there high lens replacement with panoptix? Some drs. I think don't use synergy much anymore? With eyehance what percentage is getting intermediate at 24 inche vs farther away.. What size font are people on average able to read (though everyone different) with eyehance. . I heard some doctors do mini mono with eyehance?? Does that mean they start one eye with .50?? Can you get roughly the same results with mini mono intermediate/distance with monofocal lens. What is average that people who just do plan distance get lucky and see computer clear at 24 inches. Is that very rare. Thanks
You mention diet...what are the most important foods to limit, for eye health?
There is no diet forget it to help dry eyes not even omega3
Great hangout! Thanks to all 3 docs for the informative and enlightening discussion. I have 2 questions to ask: 1. Can the halo/glow induced by the trifocals/multifocals be reduced with polarized glasses. 2. I heard one doc say that with the Panoptix lens, only 92% of the light enters the eye. Is this true and if yes, will brighter lighting compensate the 8% loss?
What is true is that Panoptix shows difficulties in dim conditions. As reading menu in restaurants. Consider that some retina issues reduce the light reception: you wanna avoid Panoptix if you have or potentially have in the future (ex relatively young patient with high myopia >10 diopters) a retinopathy
nope
I got the standard J&J lense just before I had the retinal membrane removed. It focuses at 22 inches. With no distance and no mid-range. It was suppose to be a distance lens. I'm very disappointed. I need to look into these new products
Technis eyehance
I am a retinal surgeon And this is a very meticulously done surgery and the attention to detail has been great. And such beautiful closure. Your patients are blessed👍
Hard results from Juvene yet
I prescribe the treatment of my grandfather, an elderly ex ophthalmologist in the past years, he treated him with a clove of raw garlic inside his ear, the intraocular pressure was lowered to historic lows. now for scientific stupidity, we prefer to remain blind, garlic stinks of sulfur.
in most cases no you can't
Great discussion
I already was 99% sure I was getting Eyhance. I watched this twice and am amazed with your knowledge and how much you actually enjoy the precision in which you do your job. thanks.
I prescribe the treatment of my grandfather, an elderly ex ophthalmologist in the past years, he treated him with a clove of raw garlic inside his ear, the intraocular pressure was lowered to historic lows. now for scientific stupidity, we prefer to remain blind, garlic stinks of sulfur. for flying flies drink enough water, usually occurs after 50 years ... old people drink at all !!
ti prescrivo la cura di mio nonno, anziano ex oculista anni passati, lo curava con uno spicchio di aglio crudo dentro l'orecchio, la pressione intraoculare si abbassava a minimi storici. adesso per stupidità scientifica, si preferisce restare ciechi, l'aglio fa puzza di zolfo. per le mosche volanti bere abbastanza acqua, di solito si manifesta dopo i 50 anni...i vecchi bevono affatto!!
What are our thoughts on Raynon 1. Seems more efficient allowing more light. Thank you.
Not sure if you'll see this question or not as all others seem to have been overlooked in the comments section.... In any case, do you think the Eyhance lens can be paired in a mixed arrangement with a standard mono-focal lens and set to, say, -1.0 to gain reading vision in a sort of blended vision strategy? If not, why not?
Nope, no answer ?
they talk specifically about successful monovision pairings in the range of -0.50 to -1.50 diopter offsets. more specific than that should be discussed with your surgeon :)
I think you lost them at if not why not lol.
Please I have gualcoma my version loss 85% so I live in Africa and I want help Please help me.
Good one , we are interested in learning about this procedure more
Good one , we should know the full precautions to be done first & then to learn