Brav and associates first reported the results of glaucoma screening in the United States of 10 000 Philadelphia factory workers in 1951. More than 60 years later, published recommendations of…

Over 40 million Americans regularly use aspirin and 5 million people are on long-term anticoagulant therapy. The common use of antithrombotic medications, including both antiplatelets and anticoagulants, has distinct perioperative…

The primary testimony to a research study that involves patient volunteers and consumes public or private resources is publication in the peer-reviewed literature. Although a scientific article should be judged…

We thank Dr Philips for his interest in our meta-analysis on the association between blood pressure and open-angle glaucoma. As part of our inclusion/exclusion criteria, we excluded studies that did…

I write concerning the recently published, admirably comprehensive, and valuable review and meta-analysis of publications about the association between blood pressure and open-angle glaucoma. Our very early paper is missing…

We read the article entitled “Long-term increase in subfoveal choroidal thickness after surgery for senile cataracts” by Noda and associates. The authors evaluated the impact of cataract sugery on subfoveal…

We appreciate the interest of Drs Zhang and Wang in our study and this opportunity to reply to them. We evaluated our data again to reply to their comments as…

We appreciate the interest in our paper expressed by Drs Sukhija, Ram, and Kaur. The authors of the letter opine that the rate of secondary opacification of the visual axis,…

We read with great interest the article published by Plager and associates. They have addressed issues of concern over a long period in infants <7 months undergoing cataract surgery. The most…