Giant papillary conjunctivitis, though categorized as allergic ocular disease, really is a reaction to irritation. Knowing this aids diagnosis and management.
Optometry school students must focus on career goals while getting through boards and making important choices in their personal lives at the same time.
Although it’s rare, refractive surgery can go wrong. When it does, your reaction to your patient’s emotional responses can be just as important as your future treatment plan.
In this exciting new series, we’ll follow O.D.s through the various stages of their careers and gather pearls from practice management experts on how to successfully navigate each new challenge.
