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The FDA approved RayOne Galaxy and RayOne Galaxy Toric for US commercial availability following a multicenter IDE study of more than 250 patients, expanding presbyopia-correcting IOL options for cataract surgeons.

A single-case report describes SAFE-SEAL, a percutaneous bailout technique that restored hemostasis after failure of hybrid femoral closure during transfemoral TAVR, suggesting a potential alternative to more invasive rescue strategies when guidewire access has been lost.

A systematic review of 30 longitudinal MRI studies found that CPAP therapy in obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) may be associated with structural, functional, vascular, and metabolic brain changes. However, the evidence remains heterogeneous, largely exploratory, and insufficient to support routine MRI monitoring of treatment response.

The FDA authorized Avulux lenses as a nonpharmacologic adjunct for migraine-associated light sensitivity in patients aged 12 years and older, supported by clinical data showing reduced photophobia and exploratory signals of headache pain improvement in some users.

Alcon has begun the commercial launch of the Unity M surgical microscope, a modular visualization platform designed for anterior and posterior segment surgery that emphasizes enhanced red reflex, color-adjustable illumination, and ophthalmology-specific depth of field.

Recordings from four Parkinson’s disease patients linked cuneiform and pedunculopontine nuclei activity to distinct phases of gait initiation. Freezing episodes were preceded by disrupted mesencephalic timing, though clinical translation remains early.