The Benefits of Performing Cataract Surgery at a Lower, More Physiological IOP

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Evidence-Based Guidelines for KLEx: Translating a Global Expert Consensus Into Clinical Practice, Part 2

The conversation continues as Sonny Goel, MD; and Robert T. Lin, MD, discuss strategies to help surgeons new to SMILE (Carl Zeiss Meditec) prevent and manage intraoperative complications. The panel shares practical pearls for avoiding common pitfalls, building confidence, and nav ...  Show more

Evidence-Based Guidelines for KLEx: Translating a Global Expert Consensus Into Clinical Practice, Part 1

Listen as John F. Doane, MD, FACS; Sonny Goel, MD; and Robert T. Lin, MD, discuss the evidence-based keratorefractive lenticule extraction (KLEx) guidelines and how they align with real-world SMILE (Carl Zeiss Meditec) practice. At each step, the panel shares practical pearls to ...  Show more

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