Researchers are developing new instruments that can ablate the ciliary body or increase outflow through the TM.

A small device added to their laser may allow Intralase surgeons to get into the femtosecond cataract game.

The ORA system that’s replacing the ORange has multiple improved features and appears to produce better outcomes.

Using certain features of a topography unit may clue you in to surface disease and allow you to monitor it non-invasively.

How one surgeon used consumer software to solve a surgical mystery and then produce a presentation about it.

Studies suggest that the onset of dementia may cause detectable changes in the retina.

A simulated eye composed of resins and other materials can help beginning surgeons hone their techniques.

An inexpensive, clinic-friendly device may reveal the presence of a marker associated with early dry-eye disease.

The newest femtosecond laser in the United States takes a different approach to certain aspects of flap making.

An inexpensive, handheld instrument can help a surgeon identify an astigmatic axis on the table, saving time and effort.