Sanchay Gupta

A look at the strategies for treating DED prior to cataract surgery, intraoperative considerations and postoperative treatment A how-to for integrating current testing devices into your clinic ADD THESE THERAPIES TO YOUR OSD ALGORITHM These therapies can improve your patients’ quality of life. DRY EYE TREATMENT TOOLS: THE WHAT, WHY AND HOW Make sense of these tools to treat this multifactorial disease so you can make the best choices for your patients.

Cataract surgery is one of the most commonly performed surgeries in the world. And, as the US population ages, this surgical volume is predicted to continue to increase.1 With new innovations such as the femtosecond laser and presbyopia-correcting IOL technology, ophthalmologists are increasingly able to address patients’ refractive needs with cataract surgery. That said, dry eye disease (DED) is a common impediment to achieving optimal refractive outcomes.