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Diagnosis and Treatment of Dysfunctional Lens Syndrome
https://crstoday.com/topics/general/diagnosis-and-treatment-of-dysfunctional-lens-syndrome/42534/Refractive lens exchange may be the most effective solution for patients with DLS.An Adjustable IOL for Customizable Results
https://crstoday.com/topics/general/an-adjustable-iol-for-customizable-results/42385/This lens offers a noninvasive approach to improving cataract surgical outcomes.Advice on the Patient Workup
https://crstoday.com/topics/general/advice-on-the-patient-workup/42341/Performing cataract surgery on a patient with uveitis requires careful preoperative planning and evaluation.Phaco-Free Laser Cataract Surgery
https://crstoday.com/topics/general/phaco-free-laser-cataract-surgery/42331/Eliminating phacoemulsification may make small-incision cataract surgery safer and better.Cataract Surgery in a Patient With Serious Comorbid Diseases
https://crstoday.com/topics/general/cataract-surgery-in-a-patient-with-serious-comorbid-diseases/42324/Same-day Bilateral Refractive Lens Exchange
https://crstoday.com/topics/general/same-day-bilateral-refractive-lens-exchange/42308/If demonstrated to be safe, this procedure may become a desirable option for patients who elect to pay privately for vision correction.Update on MIGS: Devices of the Future
https://crstoday.com/topics/general/update-on-migs-devices-of-the-future/42197/Although in their infancy, these procedures may improve surgical outcomes, speed visual recovery, and offer greater safety compared with traditional filtering surgery.Capsular Blowout During Hydrodissection
https://crstoday.com/topics/general/capsular-blowout-during-hydrodissection/42186/Point/Counterpoint: Will We Need an Excimer Laser in 2022?
https://crstoday.com/topics/general/pointcounterpoint-will-we-need-an-excimer-laser-in-2022/42176/Strengthening Weak Corneas With CXL
https://crstoday.com/topics/general/strengthening-weak-corneas-with-cxl/42166/If approved in the United States, corneal collagen cross-linking may become the procedure of choice for stabilizing thinning corneas.