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Bilateral implantation of a spiral optic intraocular lens (IOL) provided functional vision across distance, intermediate, and near ranges, with improvements in contrast sensitivity, visual disturbances, and patient-reported visual disability through 3 months, according to a study. The study included 98 eyes of patients who underwent bilateral cataract surgery with the Galaxy IOL (Rayner). At 3... ...
In the final segment of a 5-part video series focused on presbyopia care, the panel discusses practical strategies for integrating presbyopia-correcting drops...
In part 4 of a video series, a panel of ophthalmologists and optometrists discusses the newest FDA-approved presbyopia-correcting drop, Yuvezzi, a convenient,...
In part 3 of a video series focused on presbyopia, the panel reviews the evolution of FDA-approved presbyopia-correcting eye drops, from Vuity...
Bilateral implantation of a spiral optic intraocular lens (IOL) provided functional vision across distance, intermediate, and near ranges, with improvements in contrast sensitivity, visual disturbances, and patient-reported visual disability through...
In the final segment of a 5-part video series focused on presbyopia care, the panel discusses practical strategies for integrating presbyopia-correcting drops into clinical practice, emphasizing proper patient identification, education,...
In part 4 of a video series, a panel of ophthalmologists and optometrists discusses the newest FDA-approved presbyopia-correcting drop, Yuvezzi, a convenient, preservative-free combination therapy that can provide approximately 8...
In part 3 of a video series focused on presbyopia, the panel reviews the evolution of FDA-approved presbyopia-correcting eye drops, from Vuity as the first approved therapy to newer options...
In part 2 of a 5-part video series, the presbyopia expert panel emphasizes the importance of empathetic patient education, explaining presbyopia as a natural change rather than a sign of...
In part 1 of a roundtable series, experts in presbyopia care explore the growing impact of presbyopia on patients and the challenges clinicians face in educating them about the condition....
Individuals with corrected presbyopia adapt their smartphone reading behavior by using larger font sizes, greater viewing distances, and more time to complete reading tasks compared with non-presbyopes, according to a...
This Spotlight Series article is editorially independent content. Cataracts are the leading cause of blindness globally and the primary cause of vision loss in the United States. Approximately 20.5 million...
Alcohol consumption and male sex were significant contributors to presbyopia progression, according to a study. Conversely, smoking, HbA1c levels, and diabetic retinopathy were not linked to worsening near vision. Researchers... ...
In an episode of The Spotlight Series Podcast, host Mario Nacinovich brings together Selina McGee, OD, of BeSpoke Vision, and Jacob Lang, OD, of Associated Eye Care, to talk about...
Pharmacologic treatments for presbyopia achieve near-optimal pupil sizes for improving near vision while maintaining image quality, according to a recent comment that incorporates optical modeling and clinical data. Investigators used...
Women aged 40–59 years tend to prefer a greater degree of under-correction in their contact lens prescriptions for presbyopia than men, according to a study. Researchers evaluated near add power...
Bilateral implantation of the TECNIS Odyssey intraocular lens (IOL) was associated with strong uncorrected visual acuity across distance ranges at 3 months, high levels of spectacle independence, and universal patient...