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Posted July 30, 2007
High-Density Silicone Oil Useful Retinal Tamponade
Analysis of: High-Density Silicone Oil Useful Retinal Tamponade | www.medscape.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
This uncontrolled pilot study in 12 eyes reports that that high density silicone oil was successful in the treatment of a complex retinal disease problem, a macular hole with a central retinal detachment in myopic patients.  Although this work is exciting for this particular condition, its applications...
Gaurav Shah Posted July 30, 2007
JSM 6427: the new face of armd therapy
Analysis of: FDA Accepts Jerini Ophthalmic's IND of JSM 6427 for the Treatment of AMD | www.pipelinereview.com
Author: Gaurav Shah, Associate Professor of Ophthalmology Washington University Medical Center
1.  A molecule that allows on to stop neovascular armd to form from dry armd 2.  A product with a potentially large  market share compared to the current agents available 3.  A compound that could have a sustained drug delivery module
Posted July 30, 2007
Bausch & Lomb likely to reject AMO takeover bid
Analysis of: Bausch & Lomb likely to reject AMO takeover bid | www.osnsupersite.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Bausch & Lomb (BOL) is in a bidding war with a private equity firm (Warburg Pincus) and Advanced Medical Optics (EYE).  AMO's Bid is $10 higher (15% Premium) and appeals to be superior but there is unclear resistance which may lead to its denial.  The implications could significantly impact...
Posted July 30, 2007
Monovision promising for presbyopia correction in cataract patients, surgeon says
Analysis of: Monovision promising for presbyopia correction in cataract patients, surgeon says | www.osnsupersite.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
This small study involving 14 patients claims that monovision may help correct presbyopia in cataract patients.  This concept is nothing new as monovision through contact lens, refractive surgery (LASIK) or intraocular lenses (IOLs) has been around for years.  Monovision is only tolerated...
Posted July 30, 2007
AMO outbids private equity firm for Bausch & Lomb
Analysis of: AMO outbids private equity firm for Bausch & Lomb | www.osnsupersite.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
AMO's VISX has about 50% of the excimer laser business.  B&L has the number 2 spot with about 25% of the market share.  A take over by AMO could pose a monopoly in the laser market, that can hinder innovation. 
Posted July 30, 2007
FDA Approves Bifocal LASIK Surgery
Analysis of: FDA Approves Bifocal LASIK Surgery | www.medpagetoday.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Custom lasers were unable to achieve monovision in the past since hey capture and treat the whole refractive error of the eye.  The ability to perform monovision in a custom platform will make easier for practices to offer more custom procedures to the 40+ patients, thus translating into higher...
Posted July 30, 2007
Study: Better visual outcomes from bilateral cataract surgery in children
Analysis of: Study: Better visual outcomes from bilateral cataract surgery in children | www.osnsupersite.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
This retrospective study affirms the previous thoughts about amblyopia in children.  Children with bilateral cataracts should have both cataracts removed as soon as possible to minimize the effects of amblopia and maintain normal visual development. The implications for the marketplace for cataract...
Posted July 30, 2007
Monovision promising for presbyopia correction in cataract patients, surgeon says
Analysis of: Monovision promising for presbyopia correction in cataract patients, surgeon says | www.osnsupersite.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
This article reveals what has been known on an "anecdotal" basis for a very long time in the arena of ophthalmic correction. While the increasing availability of designs in multifocal implants is a welcome addition to the surgeon's armamentarium, much as it is in the field of contact lens correction...
Posted July 26, 2007
FDA Approves Bifocal LASIK Surgery
Analysis of: FDA Approves Bifocal LASIK Surgery | www.medpagetoday.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Misnomer, monovision vs. bifocal. This technique has been in place for years.
Posted July 26, 2007
Advanced Medical Optic's Complete MoisturePlus Contact Lens Solution Recalled Due to Increased Risk of a Sight-Threatening Infection
Analysis of: An Eye on Contact Lens Solutions | www.time.com
Author: Darcy Ryan, Optometrist Hertzog Eye Associates
Contact lens patients are starting to wonder what contact lens solutions are safe anymore.  After last year's ReNu with MoisturLoc (Bausch & Lomb) worldwide recall due to a fungal infection; and now, Complete MoisturePlus (Advanced Medical Optics) has been recalled worldwide due to an increased...
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