Cornea and Contact Lens Q and A
Fighting Flexure
Here’s how to manage reduced visual acuity sometimes associated with scleral lens wear.
02/15/2020
Sun Salutation
An alternate approach to CXL using natural light could be in the works.
01/15/2020
Iron Man in the OR
Don’t automatically rule out laser refractive surgery for patients with hemochromatosis.
12/15/2019
Proceed With Caution
Dupixent is worth prescribing to eczema patients, but be on the lookout for associated ocular surface problems and know how to react if they present.
11/15/2019
Challenge Accepted
Neurotrophic keratopathy can be difficult to manage, but ever-expanding treatment options are enhancing our ability to achieve successful results.
10/15/2019
The Risk-return Tradeoff
The pros of vaccination usually always outweigh the cons.
09/15/2019
High Risk, Limited Options
Treatment for limbal stem cell deficient eyes can take one of two routes, neither of which guarantees a successful outcome.
08/15/2019
Who Wore it Best?
Several myopia management options exist, but it’s important to first select the most suitable candidates for each.
07/15/2019
The Lesser of Two Evils
Acanthamoeba keratitis patients may still be able to have refractive surgery but each procedure poses risks.
06/15/2019
Pinpointing the Problem
Amiodarone doesn’t usually have a significant effect on vision. But be more vigilant when it’s used in a patient with other acuity-reducing issues.
05/15/2019
Upcoming Events
February 14-17, 2020
March 21, 2020
March 22, 2020
Dry Eye Colloquium—Houston
Location: The Whitehall Houston
Speakers: Mark Bloomenstein, OD, FAAO, and Douglas K. Devries, OD
Up to 4 CE Credits (COPE approval pending, TOB approval pending)
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