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LXXI Edward Jackson Memorial Lecture “Retinoblastoma: Fifty Years of Progress” by Hans Grossniklaus, MD Date: Sunday, October 19, 2014 during opening session 8:30 AM to 10 AM Venue: American Academy…

Thank you, Dr Cohen, for your interest in our article. We are extremely pleased for the opportunity to restate and clarify our opinion. Concerning the recommendations of the American Heart…

We greatly appreciate the interest of Dr Grzybowski in our study and are happy to address his comments below. Our study reports the prevalence of intraoperative floppy iris syndrome (IFIS)…

We appreciate the interest and positive feedback of Woo and associates. When an iridotomy is placed superiorly, lid coverage is not necessarily protective of visual symptoms, for reasons we discussed…

We read with interest the important article by Vera and associates reporting that temporally placed laser peripheral iridotomies are less likely to cause linear dysphotopsia compared to ones placed superiorly….

I read the with interest the article by Vollman and associates, which reports a lot of important new data on intraoperative floppy iris syndrome (IFIS) incidence and complication rates. This…

We greatly appreciate the interest of Drs Zygoura, Kopsachilis, and Carifi in our study and are happy to address their comments below. First, regarding methodology, the original Ophthalmic Surgery Outcomes…

Vollman and associates investigated the effect of intraoperative floppy iris syndrome (IFIS) and found a significant difference in complication rates between groups of patients undergoing cataract surgery. We understand that…