Ocular Surface Side Effects of Glaucoma Meds

These drugs may be essential for IOP control, but that’s no reason to let them compromise the cornea. Here’s a look at the many possible iatrogenic complications—and what to do about them.

Understanding Corneal Ulcers and Infiltrates

How to distinguish one from another and avoid misdiagnosis when the history and symptoms don’t match the presentation.

How Systemic Drugs Trigger Dry Eye Disease

More than 20% of the most popular oral agents in health care impact the ocular surface. Find out which are the biggest offenders and what to do about it.

Conjunctivitis: Know Your Differentials

The various forms of this condition display similar signs and symptoms, which can make a specific diagnosis challenging.

Facts and Fiction about Adenoviral Conjunctivitis

Here’s what current research tells us about how to best diagnose and treat this highly transmissible infection.

Checking Under the Hood: How to Evaluate the Lid and Ocular Surface

Recognizing minor signs of underlying ocular surface or lid disease requires a thorough evaluation. Here’s a guide to a comprehensive exam of the ocular surface.

The Conjunctiva in Crisis: Ocular Irritation Unmasked

When conjunctival calamities strike, here’s how to identify the cause and come up with a plan.

When Dry Eye Compromises Corneal Integrity

Your patients’ blurry vision, keratitis and infections could be caused by ocular surface disease.

A Red Eye: Scleritis or Episcleritis?

Differentiating between the two is crucial to ensure you initiate the right treatment.

Glaucoma Therapy: Don’t Forget the Ocular Surface

Following the mantra “do no harm” can be a challenge when prescribing topical glaucoma medications. These tips can help minimize damage.