Mike Mott

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Advances in Imaging the Anterior Segment

3 weeks ago | aao.org | Mike Mott

APR 01, 2025 Advances in Imaging the Anterior Segment By Mike Mott, Contributing Writer Cornea/External Disease Advances in noninvasive imaging have improved the ability to visualize corneal structures and pathologies. An overview of several technologies.
Image Sharing: Making Interoperability a Reality

Jan 1, 2025 | aao.org | Mike Mott |Thomas Hwang |Suzann Pershing

Clinical Update JAN 01, 2025 By Mike Mott, interviewing Michael F. Chiang, MD; Thomas S. Hwang, MD; and Suzann Pershing, MD The promise of interoperability for image sharing, and why you should insist that your vendors comply with DICOM standards.
Enter AI

Sep 30, 2024 | aao.org | Mike Mott

OCT 01, 2024 Enter AI By Mike Mott, Contributing Writer Glaucoma, Retina/Vitreous Artificial intelligence promises to make an impact across the spectrum of ophthalmic disease. Where does the technology stand today?
IOL Selection for Patients With Corneal Disease

May 31, 2024 | aao.org | Mike Mott

IOL Selection for Patients With Corneal Disease By Mike Mott, Contributing Writer Experts discuss considerations and controversies around selecting IOLs for patients with corneal disease, including keratoconus, Fuchs dystrophy, and dry eye.
The Anti-VEGF Question: What’s in Your Refrigerator?

Mar 31, 2024 | aao.org | Mike Mott

The Anti-VEGF Question: What’s in Your Refrigerator? By Mike Mott With so many anti-VEGF drugs choices, retina specialists need to know how to stock their clinic refrigerators with biologic agents. EyeNet takes a look at the challenges underlying the decision-making process.
MIGS: Possible Benefits Beyond IOP

Dec 1, 2023 | aao.org | Mike Mott |Pradeep Ramulu |Ramya N. Swamy

Download PDF The use of minimally invasive glaucoma surgery (MIGS) combined with cataract surgery has increased over the past decade, accelerated by short surgical times, low complication rates, and faster healing and recovery compared to traditional glaucoma surgery such as trabeculectomy and aqueous drainage implants.
Four Refractive Challenges

Aug 31, 2023 | aao.org | Mike Mott

Four Refractive Challenges By Mike Mott, Contributing Writer From a 51-year-old man who wants freedom from glasses and contacts to a 74-year-old woman with pseudoexfoliation—see how your colleagues would handle four challenging refractive cases.
Anesthesiology in a Changing Cataract Landscape

Aug 1, 2023 | aao.org | Mike Mott |interviewing Kendall E. Donaldson |Steven Gayer |Inder Singh

Clinical Update Anesthesiology in a Changing Cataract Landscape By Mike Mott, Contributing Writer, interviewing Kendall E. Donaldson, MD, MS; Steven Gayer, MD; and Inder Paul Singh, MD How the use of anesthesia and sedatives is evolving in cataract surgery.
When Babies With ROP Grow Up

Apr 30, 2023 | aao.org | Mike Mott
Update on Optic Neuropathy After Cataract Surgery

Mar 31, 2023 | aao.org | Mike Mott |John Chen