Today's Spotlight
Prospects for Remote Monitoring in Eye Care
Clinicians can improve the quality of services provided to patients from underserved populations and extend the surveillance of disease status beyond their clinics.
Today's Spotlight
Devices You Might Not Have: Are They a Good Fit?
Experts weigh in on how advanced tools can help with specific clinical responsibilities, providing you clarity on whether their benefits will serve your specific needs.
Today's Spotlight
Reader Survey: What’s On Your Tech Shopping List?
Find out what matters most to optometrists when adding tools and techniques to their practices.
Today's Spotlight
Online Refraction and Telehealth: Friend or Foe?
These options can expand access and patient convenience but must be matched with protocols and public awareness campaigns that preserve the value of a comprehensive exam.
The News Feed
Corneal Topography Now Available on Solix OCT/OCT-A Devices
September 19, 2024
OCT-A Can Detect Early Changes in Kidney Function
September 19, 2024
Beware Hypertransmission Defects of Any Size in Intermediate AMD
September 19, 2024
Data Reveals Impact of Ocular Adverse Events During Cancer Therapy
September 19, 2024
Those with Primary Aldosteronism at Risk for NTG
September 18, 2024
Consider PHOMS a Distinct Disease Entity
September 18, 2024
Key Social Determinants Contribute to Inequities in Diabetic Eye Care Access
September 17, 2024
COVID-19 Vaccine Linked to Increase in Autoimmune Disease Diagnoses
September 17, 2024
Chronic Stress May Increase Glaucoma Risk
September 17, 2024
Lamina Cribrosa Pores More Tortuous in Those with High-Tension Glaucoma
September 16, 2024
Study Find Causal Link Between Atopic Dermatitis and Keratoconus
September 16, 2024
Charles Bonnet Syndrome Present in 26% of Low Vision Patients, Study Finds
September 16, 2024
Maestro2 Fundus Camera Now Available with OCT-A
September 13, 2024
Blue Eye Color Genotype Linked to Development of Uveal Melanoma, Study Finds
September 13, 2024
Botox Injections Linked to Lower Schirmer’s Scores
September 13, 2024
Study Identifies AS-OCT Parameters that Help Predict Angle Closure Risk
September 13, 2024
LPI Site Influences Risk of Visual Phenomena
September 12, 2024
Study Notes How Fuchs’ Dystrophy Affects Anterior Chamber Anatomy
September 12, 2024
Study Observes Retinal Changes on OCT that Signal Progression in Early AMD
September 11, 2024
Contrast Sensitivity Implicated in Dementia Prevalence
September 11, 2024
Proximal Location of Disc Hemorrhage Could Predict Glaucoma Progression
September 11, 2024
Small Treatment Zone Ortho-K Lens More Effective at Controlling Myopia
September 10, 2024
Study Links Diabetes Subtypes to Accelerated Retinal Thinning
September 10, 2024
Myopia More Strongly Correlated with Academic vs. Vocational Education
September 09, 2024
Visual Field Defect Develops in Half of Nonpathologic High Myopes
September 09, 2024
Isolated PAMM Confers Higher Short-term Risk of Cardiovascular Events
September 06, 2024
Early Optic Nerve Degeneration Indicated by Certain Fatty Acids
September 06, 2024
Autoimmune Skin Condition Linked to AMD
September 05, 2024
Study: 24-2C SITA Faster Most Useful Test for Mild-stage Glaucoma
September 05, 2024
Sequence Matters in Combined Treatment Approach for PDR, Study Shows
September 04, 2024
Study Highlights Air Pollution and Temperature Influences on DED
September 04, 2024
Red-light Therapy for Myopia Prevention Moderately Effective
September 03, 2024
Over 20 Years, Visual QoL Not Decreased in Perimetric POAG
September 03, 2024
Macular Ganglion Cell Analysis Can Monitor Glaucoma
September 01, 2024
Oculus Easyfield VR Headset Now Offers Dual VF Testing
August 30, 2024
Cornea Displays More Edema Peripherally Than Centrally
August 28, 2024
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Features
Online Refraction and Telehealth: Friend or Foe?
These options can expand access and patient convenience but must be matched with protocols and public awareness campaigns that preserve the value of a comprehensive exam.
Reader Survey: What’s On Your Tech Shopping List?
Find out what matters most to optometrists when adding tools and techniques to their practices.
Devices You Might Not Have: Are They a Good Fit?
Experts weigh in on how advanced tools can help with specific clinical responsibilities, providing you clarity on whether their benefits will serve your specific needs.
Prospects for Remote Monitoring in Eye Care
Clinicians can improve the quality of services provided to patients from underserved populations and extend the surveillance of disease status beyond their clinics.
Can You Spot these Drug-induced Ocular Side Effects?
Consider these four cases involving toxic optic neuropathy and maculopathy to learn more about the potential mishaps of systemic meds.
Geographic Atrophy: Looking Beyond VA
A discussion on the many other markers of visual function and quality in these patients, as well as the options available to help them see better.
Understanding the Nuts and Bolts of Clinical Research
Medical studies are loaded with specialized terms and tools. Here’s what they mean and why they matter.
Departments
Hidden in Good Sight
Unilateral mild blur leads to diagnosis of primary clinoid meningioma.
All Roads Lead to Dry Eye
Glaucoma patients are even more likely to develop this condition.
Atypical YAG Laser Capsulotomy Cases
Learn how this procedure can be used in complex scenarios.
Be Aware of Waxing and Waning Symptoms
Recurrence of complaints in the absence of significant signs can be a red flag.
Context is King
Medical statistics get tossed around a lot, but they’re only meaningful if you know how they’re calculated—and why.
Doxy: Worth its Moxie
The tetracycline class of antibiotics, doxycycline, is emerging as a versatile drug for ophthalmic use.
Film at 11
Slit lamp exam shows evidence of a potential media opacity. What could it be?
Pituitary Problems
A tumor of this brain structure made identifying glaucomatous damage more complicated.
The Common Denominator…
Is pain. We all experience it, so you might as well make it worth your suffering.
Upcoming Events
Continuing Education
September 2024 • 2.00 Credits
Can You Spot these Drug-induced Ocular Side Effects?
August 2024 • 2.00 Credits
A Stepwise Approach to Diagnosing Dry Eye Disease
July 2024 • 2.00 Credits
When Its Not Amblyopia: The Differential of Functional vs. Pathological Vision Loss
June 2024 • 2.00 Credits
Are You Up to Speed on Inherited Retinal Dystrophies?
Additional Publications
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Wellness Essentials for Clinical Practice - 4th Edition
In this special annual supplement, members of the Ocular Wellness & Nutrition Society (OWNS) contribute 10 articles on the intersection of physical wellness and eye health.
Supported by Bausch + Lomb
Two Torics, One Unmatched Design
A Breakthrough in Nutritional Supplementation for Dry Eyes
Annual Contact Lenses and Lens Care Guide - 2024
Practical Matters in Myopia Management - 2024
July Ophthalmic Product Guide
Review of Cornea & Contact Lenses
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Avoid These Common Scleral Lens Mistakes
Novices may be unaware of certain intricacies these lenses possess, which can make a big difference in outcomes. -
Clinical Applications of Today’s Scleral Lens Research
Catch up on the latest findings and how they can apply to clinical practice. -
Scleral Lens Design: Beyond the Vault
Creating proper secondary and peripheral curves helps prevent issues of comfort and vision quality. -
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.
Women In Optometry continues to be published online, with regular updates on practice design, practice success, news, trends and perspectives. Visit womeninoptometry.com.
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