Pupils Constrict at High Altitudes, Study Finds

Short-term exposure also led to decreased iris curvature and widened angle opening distance, trabecular-iris space area and angle recess area.

Indications, Procedures for Keratoplasty Shifted Over Two Decades

Fuchs’ endothelial dystrophy is the top reason currently and lamellar procedures predominate, while surgical keratoconus intervention has declined in the same period.

New OSD Imaging System Integrates AI

An anterior segment camera called OmniCad evaluates numerous markers of ocular surface health using an algorithm derived from over a million clinical images.

Glaucoma Medications Linked to Increased Risk of Drug-Related Keratitis

Data shows a concerning relationship, emphasizing the need for heightened clinician awareness. Corneal toxicity from chronic topical therapy is one proposed mechanism.

Corneal Topography Now Available on Solix OCT/OCT-A Devices

The new module can provide valuable measurements for contact lens fitting, refractive surgery planning and early keratoconus detection.

Study Find Causal Link Between Atopic Dermatitis and Keratoconus

Researchers recommend regular examinations for patients to maintain vigilance for corneal shape changes or visual fluctuations.

Botox Injections Linked to Lower Schirmer’s Scores

Although this indicates the potential to affect basal tear production, it’s unclear just how prevalent this might be.

Study Notes How Fuchs’ Dystrophy Affects Anterior Chamber Anatomy

Optical biometry and Scheimpflug imaging can bring these significant effects to light.

Two Applications of Lissamine Green for Five Seconds Each Optimal, Study Says

Researchers tested four protocols and found that yielded the best results.

New Study Confirms Safety of Bandage Contact Lenses in Managing Ocular Conditions

Research finds that severe adverse events are, reinforcing their role in treating complex eye issues with proper oversight.