Cornea and Contact Lens Q and A
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
Environmental Protection
External organisms cause more aggressive cases of microbial keratitis than those native to the eye. Daily disposable use reduces the risk.
04/15/2019
Twice the Conditions, Twice the Fun
While the presence of other corneal abnormalities makes things difficult for this keratoconus patient, CXL should be initiated as soon as disease progression is detected.
03/15/2019
Making the Leap
Avoiding corneal touch whenever possible when fitting scleral lenses helps minimize the risk of long-term ocular damage.
02/15/2019
The Latest and Greatest
Newly approved shingles vaccine Shingrix is a viable option for many elderly patients.
12/15/2018
Breaking Down Resistance
While non-responsiveness to drugs like acyclovir during herpes simplex treatment is rare, doctors must know how to proceed if they run into this problem.
11/20/2018
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10/13/2019
