5 Topic Commentaries

The Art of Patient Education in Cataract Surgery

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  Thomas A. Oetting, MD

  Comprehensive Ophthalmology and Cataract Surgery

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  University of Iowa, Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences

  Your patients are listening. They listen to the words we use and tone of our speech.

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  Lisa Kelly, MD

  Ophthalmology (Cataract Surgery)

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  University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

  Our role is to partner with them in their health care.

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  Nandini Venkateswaran, MD

  Cataract and Corneal Surgery

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  Massachusetts Eye and Ear, Harvard Medical School

  Think of it as customizing the lens to the focusing powers that will suit you best,

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  Allen O. Eghrari, MD, MPH

  Cornea and Cataract Surgery

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  Johns Hopkins Medicine — Wilmer Eye Institute

  Each eye and each person has specific needs, so your eye doctor will provide the best directions for a successful recovery.

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  Amir R. Khan, MD

  Comprehensive Ophthalmology; Cataract Surgery

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  Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota

  But if your vision hasn’t yet been affected, there’s no harm in putting off cataract surgery for now.

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