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Jennifer Ford

Verified
Michigan
As seen in: Conexiant, Ophthalmology Management, Color Research & Application, Forbes, Wiley Online Library, The Journal of Nutrition, Occupational and Environmental Medicine (OEM), Implementation Science, Retinal Physician, Optometric Management Magazine, Eyecare Business, Glaucoma Physician
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The Ophthalmic ASC July

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By Mitchell C. Shultz, Jennifer Ford Verified, Noah Landrum
| Ophthalmology Management Verified
From Roomba to Robotic Surgery Letter From the Editor The world’s first robot-assisted cataract surgery was performed this past fall, starting us down the path to truly robotic surgery. Advocacy Works for Ophthalmic ASCs Eye on OOSS In partnership with members and industry stakeholders, OOSS supports strategies that enhance patient and physician experience, drive operational performance, and enable long-term growth.
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RESTORE Phase 2b/3 Trial Data Show Lasting BCVA Improvement in RP Patients

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By Jennifer Ford Verified
| Ophthalmology Management Verified
Three-year data from the REMAIN extension of the RESTORE phase 2b/3 randomized controlled trial presented at the 2026 ARVO meeting described the durability of MCO-010 (Nanoscope Therapeutics), a disease-agnostic optogenetic gene therapy for advanced retinitis pigmentosa (RP). MCO-010 employs an intravitreal AAV2 vector to induce multicharacteristic opsin (MCO) expression in bipolar cells.
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Multichannel Femtosecond Laser Surgery Shows Promise for Glaucoma

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By Jennifer Ford Verified
| Ophthalmology Management Verified
A laboratory study examining a novel laser-based glaucoma procedure suggests that creating multiple drainage channels may enhance aqueous outflow more effectively than a single channel approach. The technique, known as femtosecond laser image-guided high-precision trabeculotomy (FLIGHT), uses the ViaLase laser system to form a channel between the anterior chamber and Schlemm’s canal without incisional surgery.
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