Table Of ContentSUBJECT INDEX 
A  AIDS 
Ablation  Incidence of cytomegalovirus (CMV) retinitis in second eyes of 
New micro vertical scissors for the surgical ablation of retinal  patients with the acquired immune deficiency syndrome 
angiomatous proliferation,  377  and unilateral CMV retinitis,  1028 
Recurrent retinal angiomatous proliferation after surgical abla-  Alkanes 
tion, 917  Induction  of apoptosis  in rat  retinal cell cultures  by partially 
fluorinated alkanes, 737 
Acetazolamide 
Use of acetazolamide  in idiopathic  intracranial  hypertension  Allografts 
during pregnancy, 855  Device to facilitate limbal stem cell procurement from eye bank 
Acrylic intraocular lens  donor tissue for keratolimbal allograft procedures, 212 
Pigmented-membrane  formation  on  acrylic  intraocular  lens  Alpha-tocopherol 
after phacoemulsification, 912  Alpha-tocopherol in plasma, red blood cells and lenses with and 
Acute lymphoblastic leukemia  without cataract,  266 
Acute unilateral leukemic hypopyon in an adult with relapsing  Amaurosis 
acute lymphoblastic leukemia, 719 
Gaze-evoked amaurosis from vitreopapillary traction, 631 
Anterior  chamber  infiltration  in a  patient  with  Ph+  acute 
Amblyopia 
lymphoblastic leukemia in remission with imatinib,  723 
Visual prognosis of amblyopia associated with myelinated reti- 
Serous retinal detachment  in an elderly patient with Philadel-  nal nerve fibers, 259 
phia-chromosome-positive  acute  lymphoblastic  ieuke- 
Amniotic membrane patching 
mia,  348 
Clinical  evaluation  of the  accuracy  of intraocular  pressure 
Acute myeloid leukemia 
measurement  by Tono-Pen  XL  in eyes  with  amniotic 
Corneal  pseudomembrane  from  acute  inflammatory  response 
membrane patching, 570 
and fibrin formation to acute myeloid leukemic infiltrate, 
921  Angiomyxoma 
Solitary superficial angiomyxoma in the eyelid,  1141 
Adenoma 
Adenoma  arising§  from  nonppilg mented  ciliaryy  epepi thelium  con-  Angiopoietin 2 
comitant  with neovascularization  of the optic disk and  Vitreous  levels  of angiopoietin  2 and  vascular  endothelial 
cystoid macular edema,  188  growth  factor  in  patients  with  proliferative  diabetic 
Adolescents  retinopathy, 476 
Macular holes secondary to epiretinal membrane  in a juvenile  Angiopoietins 
patient,  357  Expression of VEGF and angiopoietins in subfoveal membranes 
Age-related macular degeneration  from patients with age-related macular degeneration, 589 
Age-related  macular degeneration  1969-2004:  a  35-year per-  Anterior chamber 
sonal perspective, 405 
Anterior  chamber  infiltration  in a  patient  with  Ph+  acute 
Challenges and surprises of studying the genetics of age-related  lymphoblastic leukemia in remission  with imatinib, 723 
macular degeneration (editorial), 908 
Intracameral  triamcinolone  helps to visualize and remove  the 
Comparing  age-related  macular  degeneration  phenotype  in  vitreous  body  in anterior  chamber  in cataract  surgery 
probands from singleton and multiplex families, 820  (letter), 756 
Expression of VEGF and angiopoietins in subfoveal membranes  Anterior scleritis 
from patients with age-related macular degeneration, 589  Celecoxib, a selective inhibitor of cyclooxygenase 2 for therapy 
Intereye difference in exudative age-related macular degenera-  of diffuse anterior scleritis,  1086 
tion with minimally classic or occult subfoveal  neovas- 
Anterior uveitis 
cularization  after  unilateral  intravitreal  injection  of 
Development of complications  in patients with chronic  ante- 
triamcinolone acetonide,  1073 
rior uveitis, 988 
Prospective evaluation of digital non-stereo color fundus pho- 
Uveitis-associated  flap edema and lamellar interface fluid col- 
tography  as  a  screening  tool  in  age-related  macular 
lection after LASIK,  1137 
degeneration, 455 
Regression  of neovascular  age-related  macular  degeneration  Antibiotics 
following infliximab therapy, 537  Antibiotic  susceptibility  of preoperative  normal  conjunctival 
bacteria, 730 
Sociodemographic  factors  and  age-related  macular  degenera- 
tion in Latinos: The Los Angeles Latino Eye Study, 30  Failure of systemic antibiotic  in preventing sequential endoge- 
nous endophthalmitis of a bronchiectasis patient, 549 
Vision-related  quality  of life  in patients  suffering  from  age- 
related macular degeneration,  271  Retained  antibiotic  ophthalmic  ointment  on  an  intraocular 
lens 34 months after sutureless cataract surgery,  743 
Age-related maculopathy 
Pterygium/pinguecula and the five-year incidence of age-related  Retrospective study of endophthalmitis rates comparing quin- 
maculopathy,  536  olone antibiotics,  141 
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Antibodies  Autoimmune lymphoproliferative syndrome 
Anti-e-enolase  antibodies  in  cancer-associated  retinopathy  Bilateral  uveitis  in a patient with autoimmune  lymphoprolif- 
with small cell carcinoma of the lung, 746  erative syndrome, 562 
Antienolase a::tibodies  Autoimmune retinopathy 
Anti-a-enolase  antibodies  in  cancer-associated  retinopathy  Clinical and electrophysiologic characterization of paraneoplas- 
with small cell carcinoma of the lung, 746  tic and autoimmune  retinopathies associated  with anti- 
enolase antibodies, 780 
Clinical and electrophysiologic characterization of paraneoplas- 
tic and autoimmune  retinopathies associated with anti-  Axial length 
enolase antibodies, 780  Corneal thickness and axial length, 553 
Apoptosis 
Induction  of apoptosis  in rat retinal cell cultures by partially  B 
fluorinated alkanes, 737  Bacteria 
Photoreceptor apoptosis in hurnan retinal detachment, 605  Antibiotic  susceptibility  of preoperative  normal  conjunctival 
Appianation contact lens  bacteria, 730 
Ocular surface changes after the use of applanation contact lens  Bacterial endophthalmitis 
in diabetic patients (letter), 757  Eye-banking risk factors for fungal endophthalmitis compared 
Ocular  surface  changes  with  applanation  contact  lens  and  with bacterial endophthalmitis after corneal transplanta- 
coupling fluid use after argon laser photocoagulation  in  tion, 685 
noninsulin-dependent diabetes mellitus (letter), 755  Baerveldt glaucoma implant 
Argon laser iridoplasty  Experience with the Baerveldt glaucoma implant in the man- 
Argon  laser  iridoplasty  in the treatment  of plateau-like  iris  agement of pediatric glaucoma, 847 
configuration as result of numerous ciliary body cysts, 381  Bartter’s syndrome 
Argon laser photocoagulation  Sclerochoroidal calcification  in a patient with classic Bartter’s 
Ocular  surface  changes  with  applanation  contact  lens  and  syndrome, 365 
coupling fluid use after argon laser photocoagulation  in  Best’s disease 
noninsulin-dependent diabetes mellitus (letter), 755  Optical coherence  tomography  in Best’s disease:  an  observa- 
Arteriovenous sheathotomy  tional case report,  351 
Effect of arteriovenous sheathotomy on retinal blood flow and  Beta blockers 
macular  edema  in  patients  with  branch  retinal  vein  Interleukin-18  tear concentration  in glaucomatous and ocular 
occlusion, 739  hypertensive patients treated with preservative-free non- 
Vitrectomy with or without arteriovenous adventitial sheatho-  selective beta-blockers,  72 
tomy for macular edema associated  with branch retinal  Medication use and retinal vessel diameters,  373 
vein occlusion (letter),  1146 
Bietti’s crystalline corneoretinal dystrophy 
Artifacts  Screening for mutations  in CYP4V2 gene in Japanese patients 
Artifacts  in optical coherence  tomography  topographic  maps  with Bietti’s crystalline corneoretinal dystrophy, 894 
(editorial),  154 
Bilateral diffuse uveal melanocyte proliferation 
Evaluation  of image  artifact  produced  by optical  coherence  Cancer-associated  nummular  loss of the pigment  epithelium, 
tomography of retinal pathology,  18  933 
Astigmatic keratoplasty  Bimatoprost 
Long-term histopathologic  findings in human corne-! wounds  Corneal sensitivity changes following the instillation of latano- 
after refractive surgical procedures,  168  prost, bimatoprost, and travoprost eyedrops, 742 
Astigmatism  Bioceramic orbital implants 
Choosing the location of corneal incision based on preexisting  Primary placement of a hydroxyapatite-coated sleeve in Bioce- 
astigmatism in phacoemulsification, 767  ramic orbital implants, 235 
Comparison of two techniques of marking the horizontal axis  Primary placement of a hydroxyapatite-coated sleeve in Bioce- 
during excimer laser keratorefractive surgery for myopia  ramic orbital implants (editorial),  333 
astigmatism,  735 
Biomarkers 
Laser in situ keratomileusis  for primary and secondary mixed  Measurements, biomarkers, and interpretation  (editorial), 710 
astigmatism,  1019 
Biomedical publishing 
Repeat keratoplasty for correction of high or irregular postkera-  Open Access initiative in scientific and biomedical publishing: 
toplasty astigmatism in clear corneal grafts, 826  fourth in the series on editorship,  156 
Ataxia  Bird’s-eye analysis 
Anatomical  and functional  characteristics  in atrophic  macu-  New  method  for  comprehensive  bird’s-eye  analysis  of the 
lopathy associated with spinocerebellar ataxia type 7, 923  surgically excised internal limiting membrane,  1121 
Atrophic maculopathy  Birefringence pattern 
Anatomical  and functional  characteristics  in atrophic  macu-  Quantitative assessment of atypical birefringence images using 
lopathy associated with spinocerebellar ataxia type 7, 923  scanning  laser polarimetry  with  variable  corneal  com- 
Atypical birefringence pattern  pensation, 437 
Quantitative assessment of atypical birefringence images using  Blindness 
scanning  laser polarimetry  with variable  corneal  com-  Optic nerve massaging: an extremely rare cause of self-inflicted 
pensation, 437  blindness, 715 
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Total  blindness  from  presumed  optic  nerve  melanocytoma,  Cataract progression after intravitreal triamcinolone injection, 
1113  993 
Bone  Detecting cataract causing visual impairment using a nonmyd- 
Bone  from  an  orbital  floor  fracture  causing  an  intraocular  riatic fundus camera,  725 
foreign body, 543 
Inflow  of ocular  surface  fluid  through  clear corneal  cataract 
Botulinum toxin  incisions: a laboratory model (letter),  392, 576, 753 
Contralateral  botulinum  injections  improve  drinking  ability 
Pterygium,  pinguecula  and  the  5-year  incidence  of cataract, 
and facial symmetry in patients with facial paralysis, 540 
1126 
Branch retinal vein occlusion 
Vitrectomy  surgery  increases  oxygen  exposure  to  the lens:  a 
Effect of arteriovenous sheathotomy on retinal blood flow and 
possible mechanism for nuclear cataract formation,  302 
macular  edema  in  patients  with  branch  retinal  vein 
occlusion, 739  Cataract surgery 
Acute-onset  endophthalmitis  after  cataract  surgery  (2000- 
Intravitreal  versus  retrobulbar  injections of triamcinolone  for 
2004):  incidence,  clinical  settings,  and  visual  acuity 
macular edema associated  with branch  retinal vein oc- 
outcomes after treatment,  370, 983 
clusion, 972 
Importance of the refractive aspects of cataract surgery (edito- 
Multiple  laser  treatments  for macular  edema  attributable  to 
rial), 906 
branch retinal vein occlusion, 653 
Intracameral  triamcinolone  helps to visualize and remove  the 
Vitrectomy with or without arteriovenous adventitial sheatho- 
vitreous  body in anterior  chamber  in cataract  surgery 
tomy for macular edema associated  with branch  retinal 
(letter), 756 
vein occlusion (letter),  1146 
Nocardia endophthalmitis after cataract  surgery:  clinicomicro- 
Branchio-oculo-facial syndrome 
biological study, 837 
New ophthalmic  manifestations  of branchio-oculo-facial  syn- 
drome, 362  Postoperative  corneal  swelling  correlates  strongly  to  corneal 
endothelial  cell  loss after phacoemulsification  cataract 
Bronchiectasis 
surgery,  1035 
Failure of systemic antibiotic  in preventing sequential endoge- 
nous endophthalmitis of a bronchiectasis patient, 549  Retained  antibiotic  ophthalmic  ointment  on  an  intraocular 
lens 34 months after sutureless cataract surgery,  743 
B-scan ultrasonography 
Stage 3 macular hole: role of optical coherence tomography and  Celecoxib 
of B-scan ultrasonography, 814  Celecoxib, a selective inhibitor of cyclooxygenase 2 for therapy 
of diffuse anterior scleritis,  1086 
C  Central cloudy corneal dystrophy of Francois 
Laser in situ keratomileusis in a patient with presumed central 
Cadmium 
cloudy corneal dystrophy of Francois,  376 
Heavy metal concentrations  in human eyes, 888 
Central corneal thickness 
Calcific band keratopathy 
Central corneal thickness and measured IOP response to topical 
EDTA chelation for calcific band keratopathy (letter), 216 
ocular hypotensive medication in the Ocular Hyperten- 
Calotropis procera keratitis  sion Treatment Study (letter),  1148 
Calotropis procera (Ushaar) keratitis,  199 
Central retinal artery occlusion 
Canalicular obstruction 
Central retinal artery occlusion after radial optic neurotomy  in 
Outcome  of external  dacryocystorhinostomy  combined  with 
a patient with central retinal vein occlusion, 206 
membranectomy of a distal canalicular obstruction,  1051 
Central retinal vein occlusion 
Cancer 
Central retinal artery occlusion after radial optic neurotomy in 
Cancer-associated  nummular  loss of the pigment  epithelium, 
a patient with central retinal vein occlusion, 206 
933 
Central retinal vein occlusion with further reduction of retinal 
Cancer-associated retinopzthy 
blood flow one year after radial optic neurotomy, 926 
Anti-a-enolase  antibodies  in  cancer-associated  retinopathy 
with small cell carcinoma of the lung, 746  Intravitreal triamcinolone acetonide for cystoid macular edema 
in nonischemic central retinal vein occlusion, 860 
Capillary nonperfusion 
Clinical examination accurately locates capillary nonperfusion  Central serous chorioretinopathy 
in diabetic retinopathy, 555  Current  and future  role of photodynamic  therapy  in chronic 
central serous chorioretinopathy (letter),  393 
Capsular hypopyon 
Staphylococcus  hominis  endophthalmitis  associated  with a cap-  Foveal  photoreceptor  layer and  visual  acuity  loss  in central 
sular hypopyon, 930  serous chorioretinopathy, 87 
Case series  High-resolution  ultrasonography  in central  serous  chorioreti- 
Improving the reporting of clinical case series (editorial), 900  nopathy, 550 
Caspofungin  Central visual function 
Management of endogenous fungal endophthalmitis with vori-  Central  visual  function  and the NEI-VFQ-25  Near and Dis- 
conazole and caspofungin,  135  tance Activities subscale scores in people with type | and 
2 diabetes,  1042 
Cataract(s) 
Alpha-tocopherol in plasma, red blood cells and lenses with and  Child abuse 
without cataract,  266  Blinding keratoconiunctivitis and child abuse,  190 
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Children  Novel CHST6 nonsense and missense mutations responsible for 
Clinical  characteristics  and  surgical  outcomes  of  pediatric  macular corneal dystrophy,  192 
thegmatogenous retinal detachment in Taiwan,  1067  Ciliary body cysts 
Experience with the Baerveldt glaucoma implant in the man-  Argon  laser  iridoplasty  in the  treatment  of plateau-like  iris 
agement of pediatric glaucoma, 847  configuration as result of numerous ciliary body cysts, 381 
Macular and retinal  nerve  fiber layer analysis of normal  and  Ciliary epithelium 
glaucomatous  eyes  in children  using optical coherence  Adenoma  arising from nonpigmented  ciliary epithelium con- 
tomography, 509  comitant  with neovascularization  of the optic disk and 
cystoid macular edema, 188 
Macular holes secondary to epiretinal membrane  in a juvenile 
patient,  357  Clear corneal cataract incisions 
New ophthalmic  manifestations  of branchio-oculo-facial  syn-  Inflow  of ocular  surface  fluid  through  clear corneal  cataract 
incisions: a laboratory model (letter),  392, 576, 753 
drome, 362 
Clear corneal refractive lens surgery 
Ocular injury in children from exploding microwave eggs, 718 
Long-term histopathologic findings in human corneal wounds 
Optic nerve massaging: an extremely rare cause of self-inflicted 
after refractive surgical procedures,  168 
blindness, 715 
Clinical case series 
Optical coherence  tomography  under general anesthesia  in a 
Improving the reporting of clinical case series (editorial), 900 
child with nystagmus (letter),  390 
Computed tomography 
Photodynamic  therapy in young patients with choroidal  neo- 
Risks of computerized tomography in the evaluation of chronic 
vascularization  following  traumatic  choroidal  rupture,  uveitis (letter), 951 
726 
Conductive keratoplasty 
Primary embryonal carcinoma of the orbit in a 10-month-old  Long-term histopathologic  findings in human corneal wounds 
female: a seven-year follow-up, 380 
after refractive surgical procedures,  168 
Surgical  management  of premacular  membranes  in children,  Cone-rod dystrophy 
184  Histopathologic  study  of  X-linked  cone-rod  dystrophy 
Unilateral keratoconus  in a child with chronic and persistent  (CORDX1)  caused  by a mutation  in the RPGR  exon 
eye rubbing,  356  ORF15,  386 
Choroid  Confocal microscopy 
Photodynamic  therapy in young patients with choroidal  neo-  Corneal thickness measurement by confocal microscopy, ultra- 
vascularization  following  traumatic  choroidal  rupture,  sound, and scanning slit methods (letter),  391 
726  Confocal scanning laser tomography 
Choroidal granuloma  Intraobserver repeatability of macula measurements by confocal 
Intravitreal triamcinolone acetonide for choroidal granuloma in  scanning laser tomography, 624 
sarcoidosis,  1116 
Congenital histiocytosis 
Choroidal neovascularization  Isolated congenital histiocytosis in the palpebral conjunctiva in 
Expression of VEGF and angiopoietins in subfoveal membranes  a newborn, 728 
from patients with age-related macular degeneration, 589 
Conjunctiva 
Intraobserver repeatability of macula measurements by confocal  Antibiotic  susceptibility  of preoperative  normal  conjunctival 
scanning laser tomography, 624  bacteria, 730 
Photodynamic  therapy in young patients with choroidal  neo-  Isolated congenital histiocytosis in the palpebral conjunctiva in 
vascularization  following  traumatic  choroidal  rupture,  a newborn, 728 
726 
Mitomycin for pigmented conjunctival lesions (editorial),  331 
Safety profile of long-term, high-dose intraocular corticosteroid 
Conjunctival lymphoid hyperplasia 
delivery, 421 
Conjunctival  lymphoid  hyperplasia  presenting  with  bilateral 
Steroids for choroidal neovascularization (editorial), 533, 1095  panuveitis, 566 
Treatment of CNVM secondary to idiopathic juxtafoveal reti-  Conjunctival squamous cell carcinoma 
nal telangiectasis  by transpupillary  thermotherapy  (let-  Treatment of conjunctival squamous cell carcinoma with pho- 
ter), 577  todynamic therapy (letter), 759 
Verteporfin photodynamic therapy for the treatment of persis-  Conjunctival transplantation 
tent  subfoveal choroidal  neovascularization  after exter-  Autologous cultivated  conjunctival  transplantation  for ptery- 
nal beam radiotherapy: one-year results, 561  gium surgery, 611 
In vivo  demonstration  of the anatomic  differences  between  Contact lens 
classic  and  occult  choroidal  neovascularization  using  Ocular surface changes after the use of applanation contact lens 
optical coherence tomography,  344  in diabetic patients (letter), 757 
Chronic open-angle glaucoma  Ocular  surface  changes  with  applanation  contact  lens  and 
Predictive factors for progressive optic nerve damage in various  coupling fluid use after argon laser photocoagulation  in 
types of chronic open-angle glaucoma, 999  noninsulin-dependent diabetes mellitus (letter), 755 
CHST6  Continuous positive airway pressure 
Different  mutations  in  carbohydrate  sulfotransferase  6  Nonarteritic  anterior  ischemic  optic  neuropathy  in patients 
(CHST6) gene cause  macular corneal dystrophy types I  with sleep apnea  while  being treated  with continuous 
and II in a single sibship, 1118  positive airway pressure,  518 
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Cornea  Corticosteroids 
Corneal barrier function, tear film stability, and corneal sensa-  Safety profile of long-term, high-dose intraocular corticosteroid 
tion after photorefractive keratectomy and laser in situ  delivery, 421 
keratomileusis, 64  Steroids for choroidal neovascularization (editorial), 533, 1095 
Corneal dystrophy  COX-2 inhibitors 
Electrolysis of corneal opacities in a young patient with super-  Celecoxib, a selective inhibitor of cyclooxygenase 2 for therapy 
ficial variant of granular corneal dystrophy  (Reis-Biick-  of diffuse anterior scleritis,  1086 
lers corneal dystrophy),  1139 
Cryoprobe 
Corneal endothelium  “Finger-tip” cryoprobe assisted enucleation,  559 
Corneal endothelium and postoperative outcomes  15 years after 
Cryotherapy 
penetrating keratoplasty,  311 
“Finger-tip” cryoprobe assisted enucleation,  559 
Corneal flap 
CYP4V2 gene 
Effect of corneal flap on optical aberrations (letter), 756 
Screening for mutations  in CYP4V2 gene in Japanese patients 
Corneal grafts  with Bietti’s crystalline corneoretinal dystrophy, 894 
Repeat keratoplasty for correction of high or irregular postkera-  Cystoid macular edema 
toplasty astigmatism  in clear corneal grafts, 826  Adenoma  arising from nonpigmented  ciliary epithelium  con- 
Corneal hydrops  comitant  with neovascularization  of the optic disk and 
Acute  corneal  hydrops  treated  by intracameral  injection  of  cystoid macular edema,  188 
perfluoropropane (C,F,) gas,  368  Case of POEMS syndrome with cystoid macular edema, 563 
Corneal incisions  Cystoid macular edema from niacin typically is not accompa- 
Choosing the location of corneal incision based on preexisting  nied by fluorescein leakage on angiography (letter), 951 
astigmatism  in phacoemulsification,  767 
Intravitreal triamcinolone acetonide for cystoid macular edema 
Corneal opacities  in nonischemic central retinal vein occlusion, 860 
Electrolysis of corneal opacities in a young patient with super-  Cytomegalovirus retinitis 
ficial variant of granular corneal dystrophy  (Reis-Biick-  Incidence of cytomegalovirus (CMV) retinitis in second eyes of 
lers corneal dystrophy),  1139  patients with the acquired immune deficiency syndrome 
Corneal pseudomembranes  and unilateral CMV retinitis,  1028 
Corneal  pseudomembrane  from  acute  inflammatory  response  Objective analysis of retinal damage in HIV-positive patients in 
and fibrin formation to acute myeloid leukemic infiltrate,  the HAART era using OCT, 295 
921 
Corneal sensation  D 
Corneal barrier function, tear film stability, and corneal sensa- 
Dacryocystorhinostomy 
tion after photorefractive  keratectomy and laser in situ 
Outcome  of external  dacryocystorhinostomy  combined  with 
keratomileusis, 64 
membranectomy of a distal canalicular obstruction,  1051 
Effect of hinge position and depth plate on the rate of recovery 
Dacryomeniscometry 
of corneal sensation following LASIK,  118 
Videoreflective  dacryomeniscometry  in normal  adults and  in 
Corneal sensitivity  patients with functional  or primary acquired nasolacri- 
Corneal sensitivity changes following the instillation of latano-  mal duct obstruction, 493 
prost, bimatoprost, and travoprost eyedrops, 742 
Descemet’s membrane 
Corneal swelling  Technique to harvest Descemet’s membrane with viable endo- 
Postoperative  corneal  swelling  correlates  strongly  to  corneal  thelial cells for selective transplantation,  325 
endothelial  cell  loss after phacoemulsification  cataract 
Diabetes mellitus 
surgery,  1035 
Central  visual  function  and the NEI-VFQ-25  Near and Dis- 
Corneal tattooing  tance Activities subscale scores in people with type | and 
Corneal  tattooing  for the treatment  of debilitating glare in a  2 diabetes,  1042 
child with traumatic  iris loss, 920  Dry eye in diabetic patients, 498 
Corneal thickness  Ocular surface changes after the use of applanation contact lens 
Central corneal thickness and measured IOP response to topical  in diabetic patients (letter), 757 
ocular hypotensive medication  in the Ocular Hyperten- 
Ocular  surface  changes  with  applanation  contact  lens  and 
sion Treatment Study (letter),  1148 
coupling fluid use after argon  laser photocoagulation  in 
Corneal thickness and axial length, 553  noninsulin-dependent diabetes mellitus (letter), 755 
Corneal thickness measurement by confocal microscopy, ultra-  Diabetes retinopathy 
sound, and scanning slit methods (letter),  391  Central  visual function  and the NEI-VFQ-25  Near and Dis- 
Corneal transplantation  tance Activities subscale scores in people with type | and 
Eye-banking risk factors for fungal endophthalmitis compared  2 diabetes,  1042 
with bacterial endophthalmitis after corneal transplanta-  Diabetic macular edema 
tion, 685  Epiretinal pathology of diffuse diabetic  macular edema associ- 
Corneal wounds  ated with vitreomacular traction, 638 
Long-term histopathologic  findings in human corneal wounds  Intrasurgical  plasmin enzyme  in diabetic  macular edema  (let- 
after refractive surgical procedures,  168  ter), 949 
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Modified grid laser photocoagulation versus pars plana vitrec-  Electroretinograms 
tomy with internal  limiting membrane  removal  in dia-  Clinical and electrophysiologic characterization of paraneoplas- 
betic macular edema, 795  tic and autoimmune  retinopathies associated with anti- 
enolase antibodies, 780 
Optical coherence tomography assessment of the vitreoretinal 
relationship in diabetic macular edema, 807  Transient visual disturbance after photodynamic  therapy (let- 
ter), 748 
Pars plana vitrectomy  with  removal  of the internal  limiting 
membrane in the treatment of persistent diabetic macu-  Voluntary alteration of full-field electroretinogram,  571 
lar edema, 447  Embryonal carcinoma 
Persistent diabetic  macular edema  is associated  with elevated  Primary embryonal carcinoma  of the orbit  in a 10-month-old 
hemoglobin Alc, 620  female: a seven-year follow-up,  380 
Posterior subtenon triamcinolone acetonide for refractory dia-  Endophthalmitis 
betic macular edema, 290  Acute-onset  endophthalmitis  after  cataract  surgery  (2000- 
2004):  incidence,  clinical  settings,  and  visual  acuity 
Relation  between  reduction  of foveal  thickness  and  visual  outcomes after treatment,  370, 983 
acuity in diabetic macular edema treated with intravit- 
Bilateral  endogenous  Scedosporium  prolificans  endophthalmitis 
real triamcinolone, 802 
after lung transplantation,  370 
Diabetic retinopathy 
Endophthalmitis  caused  by Streptococcus  pneumoniae  (letter), 
Clinical examination accurately locates capillary nonperfusion 
1147 
in diabetic retinopathy, 555 
Eye-banking risk factors for fungal endophthalmitis compared 
Telemedicine  program  for diabetic  retinopathy  in a Veterans 
with bacterial endophthalmitis after corneal transplanta- 
Affairs Medical Center—the Joslin Vision Network Eye 
tion, 685 
Health Care model, 597 
Failure of systemic antibiotic in preventing sequential endoge- 
Vitreous  levels  of angiopoietin  2 and  vascular  endothelial 
nous endophthalmitis of a bronchiectasis patient, 549 
growth  factor  in  patients  with  proliferative  diabetic 
retinopathy, 476  Management of endogenous fungal endophthalmitis with vori- 
conazole and caspofungin,  135 
Digital color fundus photographs 
Nocardia endophthalmitis after cataract  surgery:  clinicomicro- 
Prospective evaluation of digital non-stereo color fundus pho- 
biological study, 837 
tography  as  a  screening  tool  in  age-related  macular 
degeneration, 455  Reducing endophthalmitis risk factors: where we stand (edito- 
rial), 1097 
Distance stereoacuity 
Testing distance  stereoacuity  with  the Frisby-Davis  2 (FD2)  Retrospective study of endophthalmitis rates comparing quin- 
test,  193  olone antibiotics,  141 
Drinking  Staphylococcus hominis endophthalmitis  associated  with a cap- 
sular hypopyon, 930 
Contralateral  botulinum  injections  improve  drinking  ability 
and facial symmetry in patients with facial paralysis, 540  Endothelial cell transplantation 
Technique to harvest Descemet’s membrane with viable endo- 
Dry eye disease 
thelial cells for selective transplantation,  325 
Combined esterified estrogen and methyltestosterone treatment 
for dry eye syndrome in postmenopausal women,  1109  Endothelial cells 
Postoperative  corneal  swelling  correlates  strongly  to  corneal 
Dry eye in diabetic patients, 498 
endothelial  cell loss after phacoemulsification  cataract 
Effect of autologous serum eyedrops in the treatment of severe  surgery,  1035 
dry eye disease:  a prospective  randomized  case-control 
Endothelium 
study, 242 
Corneal endothelium and postoperative outcomes 15 years “ 
penetrating keratoplasty,  311 
4 
E  Entropion 
External  (subciliary)  vs  internal  (transconjunctival)  involu- 
Edema  tional entropion repair, 482 
Uveitis-associated  flap edema and lamellar interface fluid col- 
Enucleation 
lection after LASIK,  1137 
“Finger-tip” cryoprobe assisted enucleation,  559 
EDTA chelation 
Epiretirial membrane 
EDTA chelation for calcific band keratopathy (letter), 216 
Epiretinal pathology of diffuse diabetic  macular edema associ- 
Elderly  ated with vitreomacular traction, 638 
Serous retinal detachment in an elderly patient with Philadel-  Indocyanine  green-assisted  internal  limiting  membrane  _re- 
phia-chromosome-positive  acute  lymphoblastic  leuke-  moval in epiretinal membrane surgery (letter),  389 
mia, 348 
Macular holes secondary to epiretinal membrane in a juvenile 
Electrolysis  patient,  357 
Electrolysis of corneal opacities in a young patient with super- 
Epithelium 
ficial variant of granular corneal dystrophy (Reis-Biick- 
Epithelial  healing  and  clinical  outcomes  in  excimer  laser 
lers corneal dystrophy),  1139 
photorefractive  surgery  following  three  epithelial  re- 
Electrophysiology  moval  techniques:  mechanical,  alcohol,  and  excimer 
Electrophysiological changes in lipaemia retinalis,  1142  laser, 56 
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Esterified estrogen  Foreign bodies 
Combined esterified estrogen and methyltestosterone treatment  Bone  from  an  orbital  floor  fracture  causing  an  intraocular 
for dry eye syndrome in postmenopausal women,  1109  foreign body, 543 
Ethanolamine oleate sclerotherapy  Occult anterior-chamber  metallic  fragment post-phacoemulsi- 
Ethanolamine  oleate sclerotherapy  in the management  of or-  fication masquerading as chronic recalcitrant postopera- 
bito-palpebral cyst associated  with congenital microph-  tive inflammation,  541 
thalmos, 939  Foveal photoreceptors 
Ethnicity  Foveal  photoreceptor  layer and  visual  acuity  loss  in central 
Race, politics, ethnicity, and science (editorial), 704  serous chorioretinopathy, 87 
Evisceration  Photoreceptor layer features in eyes with closed macular holes: 
Evisceration via superior temporal sclerotomy, 78  optical coherence  tomography  findings and correlation 
Exenteration  with visual outcomes,  280 
Esthetics of orbital exenteration  (editorial),  152  Foveal thickness 
Orbital exenteration: one size does not fit all, 11  Relation  between  reduction  of foveal  thickness  and  visual 
acuity in diabetic  macular edema treated with intravit- 
External beam radiotherapy 
real triamcinolone, 802 
Verteporfin photodynamic therapy for the treatment of persis- 
tent  subfoveal  choroidal  neovascularization  after exter-  Frisby-Davis 2 test 
nal beam radiotherapy: one-year results, 561  Testing distance  stereoacuity  with  the Frisby-Davis  2 (FD2) 
test,  193 
Eyedrops 
Corneal sensitivity changes following the instillation of latano-  Fuchs heterochromic cyclitis 
prost, bimatoprost, and travoprost eyedrops, 742  Fuchs heterochromic cyclitis and ocular toxocariasis, 915 
Effect of autologous serum eyedrops in the treatment of severe  Fundus 
dry eye disease:  a prospective  randomized  case-control  Fundus abnormalities in a patient with type | Gaucher's disease 
study, 242  with  12-year follow-up,  359 
Experimental study of an automated system for the delivery of  Fundus perimetry 
eyedrops using a microinfusion pump,  547  Microperimetry—comparison  between  the Micro Perimeter  | 
and scanning  laser ophthalmoscope—fundus  perimetry, 
Eyelids 
125 
Solitary superficial angiomyxoma in the eyelid, 1141 
Fungal endophthalmitis 
Eye-banking risk factors for fungal endophthalmitis compared 
F 
with bacterial endophthalmitis after corneal transplanta- 
Facial nerve palsy  tion, 685 
Contralateral  botulinum  injections  improve  drinking  ability 
Management of endogenous fungal endophthalmitis with vori- 
and facial symmetry in patients with facial paralysis, 540 
conazole and caspofungin,  135 
Factor VIII deficiency 
Delayed suprachoroidal hemorrhage and factor VIII deficiency, 
195  G 
Factor XII deficiency  Gatifloxacin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus keratitis 
FXII deficiency is neither a cause of thrombosis nor a protection  Successful treatment of gatifloxacin-resistant Staphylococcus au- 
from thrombosis (letter), 578  reus keratitis with Zymar (gatifloxacin 0.3%) in  a NZW 
Femtosecond laser  rabbit model, 867 
Inverse mushroom-shaped  nonmechanical  penetrating kerato-  Gaucher’s disease 
plasty using a femtosecond laser, 941  Fundus abnormalities in a patient with type I Gaucher’s disease 
Fibrin  with  12-year follow-up,  359 
Corneal  pseudomembrane  from  acute  inflammatory  response  Gaze-evoked amaurosis 
and fibrin formation to acute myeloid leukemic infiltrate,  Gaze-evoked amaurosis from vitreopapillary traction, 631 
921 
Gelatinous droplike corneal dystrophy 
Fishing  Novel missense mutation in a Japanese patient with gelatinous 
Fishing-related ocular trauma, 488  droplike corneal dystrophy,  186 
Flap edema  General anesthesia 
Uveitis-associated  flap edema and lamellar interface fluid col-  Optical coherence  tomography  under general anesthesia  in a 
lection after LASIK,  1137  child with nystagmus (letter),  390 
Fluorescein angiography  Genetics 
Clinical examination accurately locates capillary nonperfusion  Challenges and surprises of studying the genetics of age-related 
in diabetic retinopathy,  555  macular degeneration (editorial), 908 
Cystoid macular edema from niacin typically is not accompa-  Germ cell tumors 
nied by fluorescein leakage on angiography (letter), 951  Primary embryonal carcinoma of the orbit in a 10-month-old 
Extensive upper-extremity venous  thrombosis after fluorescein  female: a seven-year follow-up,  380 
angiography, 928  Glaucoma 
Group  2A  idiopathic  juxtafoveolar  retinal  telangiectasia  in  Comparison of three optical coherence  tomography scanning 
monozygotic twins, 568  areas for detection of glaucomatous damage, 39 
VOL. 139,  NO. 6  SUBJECT INDEX  1163
Correlation  between  office  and  peak  nocturnal  intraocular  Herbal supplements 
pressures in healthy subjects and glaucoma patients, 320  Herb and vitamin supplementation use among a general oph- 
thalmology practice population, 522 
C677T  variant  in  the  methylenetetrahydrofolate  reductase 
gene is a risk factor for primary open-angle glaucoma, 721  Ocular  side  effects  from  herbal  medicines  and  nutritional 
Evaluation  of retinal nerve  fiber layer, optic nerve  head, and  supplements (letter), 950 
macular thickness measurements for glaucoma detection  Higher-order aberrations 
using optical coherence tomography, 44  Corneal higher-order aberrations induced by overnight orthok- 
Experience with the Baerveldt glaucoma implant in the man-  eratology, 429 
agement of pediatric glaucoma, 847  Ocular higher-order aberrations  in eyes with supernormal  vi- 
Glaucoma following penetrating ocular trauma: a cohort study  sion, 225 
of the United States Eye Injury Registry, 100  Hinge position 
Impact of definition  of primary open-angle glaucoma on  the  Effect of hinge position and depth plate on the rate of recovery 
cross-sectional  assessment  of diagnostic validity of Hei-  of corneal sensation following LASIK,  118 
delberg retinal tomography, 878  Histiocytosis 
Interleukin-18  tear concentration  in glaucomatous and ocular  Isolated congenital histiocytosis in the palpebral conjunctiva in 
hypertensive patients treated with preservative-free non-  a newborn, 728 
selective beta-blockers,  72  HIV 
Macular and retinal  nerve  fiber layer analysis of normal  and  Objective analysis of retinal damage in HIV-positive patients in 
glaucomatous  eyes  in children  using optical coherence  the HAART era using OCT, 295 
tomography,  509  HLA-B27 
Management  of intractable  glaucoma  following  intravitreal  Psoriatic uveitis: a distinct clinical entity?,  106 
triamcinolone acetonide (letter), 575 
Homocysteine 
Predictive factors for progressive optic nerve damage in various  Homocysteine  and retinal  vein occlusion:  a population-based 
types of chronic open-angle glaucoma, 999  study, 181 
Progression of the optic disk as a reference standard in glaucoma  Hydroxyapatite-coated sleeve 
(editorial),  1099  Primary placement of a hydroxyapatite-coated sleeve in Bioce- 
Use  of progressive  glaucomatous  optic  disk  change  as  the  ramic orbital implants, 235 
reference  standard  for evaluation  of diagnostic  tests  in  Primary placement of a hydroxyapatite-coated sleeve in Bioce- 
glaucoma,  1010  ramic orbital implants (editorial),  333 
Goldmann applanation tonometry 
Hypopyon 
Central corneal thickness and measured IOP response to topical  Acute unilateral leukemic hypopyon in an adult with relapsing 
ocular hypotensive medication in the Ocular Hyperten-  acute lymphoblastic leukemia, 719 
sion Treatment Study (letter),  1148 
Staphylococcus  hominis endophthalmitis  associated  with a cap- 
Granular corneal dystrophy  sular hypopyon, 930 
Electrolysis of corneal opacities in a young patient with super- 
ficial variant of granular corneal dystrophy  (Reis-Biick- 
lers corneal dystrophy),  1139 
I 
Granuloma 
Idiopathic intracranial hypertension 
Intravitreal triamcinolone acetonide for choroidal granuloma in 
Use of acetazolamide  in idiopathic  intracranial  hypertension 
sarcoidosis,  1116 
during pregnancy, 855 
Grid laser photocoagulation 
Imatinib 
Modified grid laser photocoagulation  versus  pars plana vitrec- 
Anterior  chamber  infiltration  in a patient  with  Ph+  acute 
tomy with internal  limiting membrane  removal  in dia- 
lymphoblastic leukemia in remission with imatinib, 723 
betic macular edema, 795 
Immune recovery uveitis 
Valganciclovir  therapy  for immune  recovery  uveitis  compli- 
cated by macular edema (letter), 216 
Hamartoma 
Optical coherence tomography in presumed congenital simple  Implantable miniature telescope 
hamartoma of retinal pigment epithelium, 945  Prospective multicenter clinical trial to evaluate the safety and 
effectiveness  of the  implantable  miniature  telescope 
Heavy metals 
(letter), 395 
Heavy metal concentrations in human eyes, 888 
Incisions 
Heidelberg retinal tomography 
More about self-sealing pars plana stitch incisions (letter), 954 
Impact of definition  of primary open-angle glaucoma on  the 
cross-sectional  assessment  of diagnostic validity of Hei-  Indocyanine green 
delberg retinal tomography, 878  Indocyanine  green-assisted  internal  limiting  membrane  re- 
moval in epiretinal membrane surgery (letter), 389 
Hemoglobin Alc 
Persistent diabetic  macular edema is associated  with elevated  Infantile nystagmus syndrome 
hemoglobin Alc, 620  Gaze-dependent  and time-restricted  visual acuity measures  in 
Hemorrhage  patients with infantile nystagmus syndrome (INS), 716 
Delayed suprachoroidal hemorrhage and factor VIII deficiency,  Inferior oblique muscle 
195  Insertional pattern of the inferior oblique muscle, 504 
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Inflammation  lar pressure  elevation  in eyes  with  heavily pigmented 
Occult anterior-chamber  metallic  fragment post-phacoemulsi-  trabecular meshworks,  1110 
fication masquerading as chronic recalcitrant postopera-  Single intraocular pressure measurements  and diurnal intraoc- 
tive inflammation,  541  ular pressure profiles,  1136 
Inflammatory response  Iridoplasty 
Corneal  pseudomembrane  from  acute  inflammatory  response  Argon  laser  iridoplasty  in the  treatment  of plateau-like  iris 
and fibrin formation to acute myeloid leukemic infiltrate,  configuration as result of numerous ciliary body cysts, 381 
921 
Iris 
Infliximab  Argon  laser  iridoplasty  in the treatment  of plateau-like  iris 
Regression  of neovascular  age-related  macular  degeneration  configuration as result of numerous ciliary body cysts, 381 
following infliximab therapy, 537  Iris loss 
Interleukin-18  Corneal  tattooing for the treatment  of debilitating glare in a 
Interleukin-1B  tear concentration  in glaucomatous and ocular  child with traumatic  iris loss, 920 
hypertensive patients treated with preservative-free non-  Iris melanocytoma 
selective beta-blockers,  72  Iris melanocytoma:  clinical  features and natural  course  in 47 
Internal limiting membrane  cases, 468 
Indocyanine  green-assisted  internal  limiting  membrane  re- 
moval in epiretinal membrane surgery (letter),  389 
Modified grid laser photocoagulation  versus  pars plana vitrec-  Jackson, Edward 
tomy with internal  limiting membrane  removal  in dia-  Significance of the Edward Jackson lecture (editorial), 530 
betic macular edema, 795  Joslin Vision Network 
New  method  for  comprehensive  bird’s-eye  analysis  of the  Telemedicine  program  for diabetic  retinopathy  in a Veterans 
surgically excised internal limiting membrane,  1121  Affairs Medical Center—the Joslin Vision Network Eye 
Health Care model, 597 
Pars plana vitrectomy  with  removal  of the internal  limiting 
membrane in the treatment of persistent diabetic macu-  Journals 
lar edema, 447  Maintaining public trust  in medical journals (editorial), 707 
Retinal striae after surgical and spontaneous ILM-peeling (let-  Juxtafoveolar retinal telangiectasia 
ter), 396  Group  2A  idiopathic  juxtafoveolar  retinal  telangiectasia  in 
monozygotic twins, 568 
Ultrastructure  of internal  limiting membrane  in myopic fove- 
Treatment of CNVM secondary to idiopathic juxtafoveal reti- 
oschisis,  197 
nal telangiectasis by transpupillary  thermotherapy  (let- 
Intraocular lens  ter), 577 
Clinical management of silicone intraocular lens condensation, 
740  K 
Factors  that  influence  the development  of posterior  capsule  Keratitis 
opacification with a polyacrylic intraocular lens, 691  Calotropis procera (Ushaar) keratitis,  199 
In-the-bag intraocular lens dislocation  (letter), 952  Chronic  recurrent  varicella-zoster virus  keratitis confirmed  by 
Long-term efficacy of adding a sharp posterior optic edge to a  polymerase chain reaction testing,  1135 
three-piece silicone  intraocular  lens on capsule opacifi-  Successful treatment of gatifloxacin-resistant Staphylococcus au- 
cation: five-year results of a randomized study, 696  reus keratitis with Zymar (gatifloxacin 0.3%) in  a NZW 
Multiple  elements  in  the  deposits  of opacified  hydroview  rabbit model, 867 
intraocular lens, *1123  Keratoconjunctivitis 
Pigmented-membrane  formation  on  acrylic  intraocular  lens  Blinding keratoconjunctivitis and child abuse,  190 
after phacoemulsification, 912  Keratoconjunctivitis sicca 
Dry eye in diabetic patients, 498 
Preliminary efficacy and safety of zero diopter lens implantation 
in highly myopic eyes, 914  Keratoconus 
Unilateral  keratoconus  in a child with chronic and persistent 
Retained  antibiotic  ophthalmic  ointment  on  an  intraocular 
eye rubbing,  356 
lens 34 months after sutureless cataract surgery,  743 
Keratolimbal allografts 
Intraocular pressure 
Device to facilitate limbal stem cell procurement from eye bank 
Central corneal thickness and measured IOP response to topical 
donor tissue for keratolimbal allograft procedures, 212 
ocular hypotensive medication in the Ocular Hyperten- 
sion Treatment Study (letter),  1148  Keratoplasty 
Repeat keratoplasty for correction of high or irregular postkera- 
Clinical  evaluation  of the  accuracy  of intraocular  pressure 
toplasty astigmatism in clear corneal grafts, 826 
measurement  by Tono-Pen  XL in eyes  with  amniotic 
membrane patching, 570 
L 
Correlation  between  office  and  peak  nocturnal  intraocular 
Laser 
pressures in healthy subjects and glaucoma patients,  320 
Inverse mushroom-shaped  nonmechanical  penetrating kerato- 
Intraocular  pressure  rise after intravitreal  triamcinolone  (let-  plasty using a femtosecond laser, 941 
ter), 575  Multiple  laser  treatments  for macular  edema  attributable  to 
Selective laser trabeculoplasty (SLT) complicated by intraocu-  branch retinal vein occlusion, 653 
VoL. 139,  NO. 6  SUBJECT INDEX  1165
Ocular  surface  changes  with  applanation  contact  lens  and  phia-chromosome-positive  acute  lymphoblastic  leuke- 
coupling fluid use after argon laser photocoagulation  in  mia, 345 
noninsulin-dependent diabetes mellitus (letter), 755  Limbal stem cells 
Laser in situ keratomileusis  Device to facilitate limbal stem cell procurement from eye bank 
Comparison of two techniques of marking the horizontal axis  donor tissue for keratolimbal allograft procedures, 212 
during excimer laser keratorefractive surgery for myopia  Linezolid 
astigmatism,  735  Linezolid-induced optic neuropathy,  1114 
Corneal barrier function, tear film stability, and corneal sensa-  Lipaemia retinalis 
tion after photorefractive  keratectomy and laser in situ  Electrophysiological changes in lipaemia retinalis,  1142 
keratomileusis, 64 
L186P 
Effect of hinge position and depth plate on the rate of recovery  Novel missense mutation in a Japanese patient with gelatinous 
of corneal sensation following LASIK,  118  droplike corneal dystrophy,  186 
Is there a role for neurotrophin treatment of the ocular surface  Lung cancer 
following  laser  in situ  keratomileusis  (LASIK)  (edito-  Anti-a-enolase  antibodies  in  cancer-associated  retinopathy 
rial), 1090  with small cell carcinoma of the lung, 746 
Laser  in situ keratomileusis  for primary and secondary  mixed  Lung transplantation 
astigmatism,  1019  Bilateral  endogenous  Scedosporium  prolificans  endophthalmitis 
Laser in situ keratomileusis in a patient with presumed central  after lung transplantation,  370 
cloudy corneal dystrophy of Francois,  376  Lymphoma 
Long-term histopathologic  findings in human corneal wounds  Isolated optic nerve lymphoma diagnosed by optic nerve biopsy, 
after refractive surgical procedures,  168  1128 
Nerve growth factor concentration  and implications  in pho-  Systemic non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma simulating primary intraoc- 
ular lymphoma, 573 
torefractive  keratectomy  vs laser in situ keratomileusis, 
965 
Uveitis-associated  flap edema and lamellar interface fluid col- 
M 
lection after LASIK,  1137 
Macula 
Laser photocoagulation 
Evaluation  of retinal nerve  fiber layer, optic nerve  head, and 
Modified grid laser photocoagulation versus pars plana vitrec-  macular thickness measurements for glaucoma detection 
tomy with internal  limiting membrane  removal  in dia-  using optical coherence tomography, 44 
betic macular edema, 795 
Intraobserver repeatability of macula measurements by confocal 
Laser-assisted subepithelial keratomileusis  scanning laser tomography, 624 
Epithelial  healing  and  clinical  outcomes  in  excimer  laser 
Macular abnormalities and optic disk anomaly associated with a 
photorefractive  surgery  following  three  epithelial  re- 
new PAX2 missense mutation, 203 
moval  techniques:  mechanical,  alcohol,  and  excimer 
laser, 56  Macular and retinal  nerve  fiber layer analysis of normal  and 
glaucomatous  eyes  in children  using optical coherence 
Lash ptosis 
tomography,  509 
Lash ptosis caused by latanoprost, 932 
Macular corneal dystrophy 
Latanoprost 
Different  mutations  in  carbohydrate  sulfotransferase  6 
Corneal sensitivity changes following the instillation of latano- 
(CHST6)  gene cause  macular corneal dystrophy types | 
prost, bimatoprost, and travoprost eyedrops, 742 
and II in a single sibship,  1118 
Lash ptosis caused by latanoprost, 932  Novel CHST6 nonsense and missense mutations responsible for 
Lateral tarsal strip procedure  macular corneal dystrophy,  192 
Use of a polyglactin suture  in the lateral tarsal strip procedure  Macular edema 
(letter), 758  Case of POEMS syndrome with cystoid macular edema, 563 
Latinos  Cystoid macular edema from niacin typically is not accompa- 
Sociodemographic  factors  and age-related  macular  degenera-  nied by fluorescein leakage on angiography (letter), 951 
tion in Latinos: The Los Angeles Latino Eye Study, 30 
Effect of arteriovenous sheathotomy on retinal blood flow and 
Lead  macular  edema  in  patients  with  branch  retinal  vein 
Heavy metal concentrations  in human eyes, 888  occlusion, 739 
Lenses  Epiretinal pathology of diffuse diabetic  macular edema associ- 
Alpha-tocopherol in plasma, red blood cells and lenses with and  ated with vitreomacular traction, 638 
without cataract,  266  Intrasurgical  plasmin enzyme  in diabetic  macular edema  (let- 
Vitrectomy  surgery  increases  oxygen  exposure  to  the lens:  a  ter), 949 
possible mechanism for nuclear cataract formation,  302  Intravitreal triamcinolone acetonide for cystoid macular edema 
Leukemia  in nonischemic central retinal vein occlusion, 860 
Corneal  pseudomembrane  from  acute  inflammatory  response  Intravitreal  versus  retrobulbar  injections of triamcinolone  for 
and fibrin formation to acute myeloid leukemic infiltrate,  macular edema associated  with branch retinal vein oc- 
921  clusion, 972 
Serous retinal detachment  in an elderly patient with Philadel-  Modified grid laser photocoagulation  versus  pars plana vitrec- 
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