The end game for refractive cataract surgeons is emmetropia for their patients -- and the latest techniques and devices just may help get you there.

This gives a whole new meaning to the phrase 'seeing dollar signs.'

A panel of experts presents the highlights of this year's American Academy of Ophthalmology meeting, including new ways of managing old problems.

Dr. Roger Steinert and Dr. Mark Blumenkranz talk about how lasers have changed -- and are changing -- ophthalmology.

With much experience using femto for cataract surgery, Dr. Burkhard Dick explains why femto is the way to go.

Dr. Roger Steinert queries ASCRS government relations representatives about the healthcare changes taking place, and how they will affect the practice of ophthalmology.

There's something for everyone at this year's American Academy of Ophthalmology meeting in New Orleans. Dr. Roger Steinert previews the extensive content available at the Subspecialty Day sessions.

Cross-linking isn't just for corneal specialists. Dr. Roger Steinert comments on how this technology could be used in managing ocular infections, which would be game changing for all ophthalmologists.

Dr. Roger Steinert explores some of the latest advancements in anterior segment optical coherence tomography (OCT) and their potential beneficial impact on clinical practice.

Which provides a better opportunity to surgically correct presbyopia: LASIK or corneal inlays? Dr. Roger Steinert explores both options in this discussion.