Today's Spotlight
Overcoming Obstacles with Scleral Lens Fitting
Follow along with these two tough cases to sharpen your techniques and help set expectations for patients with severe corneal compromise.
Today's Spotlight
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Q: I have seen several post-op cataract patients who complain of blacking out of vision when going from a sitting to standing position. The eye looks fine. What is going on?
Today's Spotlight
Master Elevation-driven Contact Lens Fitting
See how prioritizing sagittal metrics is changing the approach to design across modalities.
Today's Spotlight
Lessons Learned at ARVO 2024
An abstract review of the latest, intriguing and clinically practical cornea and contact lens research papers presented at this year’s meeting.The News Feed
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Blood Pressure Medication May Increase POAG Risk
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OCT-A Shown to Aid Delineation of Lid Margin Vascularity
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Controlling Hypertension Could Help Delay DR
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Type 2 Diabetes Drug May Reduce RVO Risk
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Physical Activities May Reduce Myopia in Children
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Maintain Eye Health to Support the Brain
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Chronic Pain Conditions May Share Pathway with Dry Eye
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OCT-A Finds Inter-Eye Differences in DR Patients
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Infuse Contact Lenses Now Available for Astigmatism
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Obese Individuals Develop Fuchs’ Dystrophy Sooner
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Shear Response Could Link Cornea to Glaucoma
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Features
Diabetic Eye Disease: A Comprehensive Look at the Optometrist’s Role
Learn what to pay attention to and when to take charge.
Myopia Management: Putting Theory into Practice
A huge body of literature supports the concept, but many ODs struggle to implement various interventions. Here are lessons learned from the research that can help you.
AMD Staging: More Than Wet Vs. Dry
Various imaging biomarkers can help you get a truer sense of disease status and predict a patient’s risk of progression. Here’s what to look out for.
Are You Up to Speed on Inherited Retinal Dystrophies?
Enhance your patient care with an improved understanding of these genetic disorders and how they present in clinical practice.
Understanding Uveitis: Causes and Clinical Clues
We dive into common and uncommon etiologies for this condition and give advice on how to come up with a proper differential diagnosis for each patient.
Departments
A Close-up on Corneal Transplant Surgeries
In this first installment of a series, we look carefully at the original procedure—PK—with a focus on post-op management.
A Clouded View of Post-op Recovery
A patient with a complex posterior segment history presents with new anterior segment findings. What’s happening and why?
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Be aware of the ups and downs of blood pressure in cataract patients in case this situation occurs.
It's Time for a Clip Show!
Celebrate our halfway point to 100 published columns with some of the highlights.
School of Hard Knocks
Optometric education is both growing and stagnating at the same time. New colleges are fine. We need new ideas, too.
Vicarious Liability Leads to Blindness
Yes, you may be responsible for the actions of your employees.
Upcoming Events
Continuing Education
May 2024 • 2.00 Credits
Ocular Manifestations of Autoimmune Diseases: How to Understand and Identify
April 2024 • 2.00 Credits
Corneal Pain Presentations: Causes and Interventions
March 2024 • 2.00 Credits
OCT Beyond the Basics: Unlocking the Power of This Essential Tool
February 2024 • 2.00 Credits
Demystifying the Complement System
Additional Publications
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Modern Management of Geographic Atrophy in Optometry
Hear from several experts, including Miguel A. Busquets, MD, Carolyn Majcher, OD, and Mary Anne C. Murphy, OD, about how to manage geographic atrophy using modern-day tools, technology, treatments and knowledge.
Sponsored by Apellis Pharmaceuticals Inc and Carl Zeiss Meditec USA, Inc Vision and Lifestyle Modern Presbyopic Patient
Reaping the Benefits of Serum Tears in Practice
The Value of Real Tears
A Wider View Of The Retina Advances Care
It’s Time to Talk to Your Patients about Digital Eye Strain
Review of Cornea & Contact Lenses
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Overcoming Obstacles with Scleral Lens Fitting
Follow along with these two tough cases to sharpen your techniques and help set expectations for patients with severe corneal compromise. -
Master Elevation-driven Contact Lens Fitting
See how prioritizing sagittal metrics is changing the approach to design across modalities. -
Lessons Learned at ARVO 2024
An abstract review of the latest, intriguing and clinically practical cornea and contact lens research papers presented at this year’s meeting. -
Custom vs. Standard Soft Lenses for the Irregular Cornea: How to Choose
Learn which approach works best in this case-based article. -
Corneal Topography: Get to New Heights
See how elevation data reveals the greatest truths about corneo-scleral shape. -
Soft Toric Lenses: Harness This Valuable Practice Opportunity
Experts demystify common misconceptions and offer fitting pearls.
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