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IOL power calculation by clinical scenario
IOL power formulas for nine clinical scenarios, with direct links to calculators and research for cataract surgeons.
Open the guide →Simple questions — complex decisions
Clinical analyses of complex decisions in ophthalmic surgery. The first article covers planning for complicated cataract.
Open the author's series →Ophtha Arcade
Short ophthalmology mini-games for 1–3 minute breaks. Start with Ophtha Merge, persistent progress and a global leaderboard.
Open Ophtha Arcade →Bacterial keratitis and corneal ulcer
Triage, microbiological diagnosis, initial therapy, response monitoring and management of non-response.
Open the clinical synopsis →Follow-up after penetrating keratoplasty
Risk stratification, follow-up schedule, exact treatment regimens and urgent management of graft complications.
Open the clinical quick reference →IOL dislocation
Diagnosis, urgency assessment, observation versus surgery, IOL repositioning or exchange, secondary fixation and vitrectomy considerations.
Open the clinical synopsis →Ophthalmology events calendar
Russia, CIS and worldwide: congresses, abstract deadlines, registration, CME and one-tap calendar export.
Open the events calendar →Free ophthalmology learning
21 international resources: surgery videos, lectures, clinical cases and research, with filters, bookmarks and direct links.
Explore the learning library →OphthaSearch
International ophthalmology literature search with Europe PMC live now and an architecture for Asia-Pacific and other regional research indexes.
Open research search →Professional collaboration
Clinical collaboration, joint research, educational projects, speaking engagements and work with ophthalmology technology teams.
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