December 15, 2019

Features

Annual Surgery Report

MIGS Today and Tomorrow

Referring ODs must be up-to-date on all developments that could benefit their patients.

Picking a Premium IOL For Every Patient

Matching the right lens with the right eye requires a personal connection.

Cataract

How to Succeed in Cataract Comanagement

These tips can help you stay integral to the care team—and it all starts with open communication.

Comanagement

How to Succeed in Cataract Comanagement

These tips can help you stay integral to the care team—and it all starts with open communication.

Income Survey

2019 Income Survey: An Up and Down Year

Neuro

A Workup Protocol for Transient Vision Loss

When a patient’s vision switches on and off, it’s time for a serious investigation. Here’s what to look for and where to refer.

Departments

Chairside

What is It About 20-somethings?

Patients want to be able to see their Instagram posts, not your OCT readouts.

Clinical Quandaries

No View, No Problem

A 30D lens can improve your BIO exam, especially for scleral depression.

Coding Connection

Changes Afoot For Retinal Exams

Be on the lookout for these new codes and definitions in 2020.

Cornea and Contact Lens Q & A

Iron Man in the OR

Don’t automatically rule out laser refractive surgery for patients with hemochromatosis.

Diagnostic Quiz

Of Grave Concern?

Can a patient’s dry, scratchy eyes portend an underlying disease?

Focus on Refraction

Out of Our Depth

Beware binocular vision testing that overestimates stereopsis, concealing a visual disorder capable of correction.

Glaucoma Grand Rounds

Piecing It All Together

Glaucoma care must rely first on clinical acumen and second on imaging technology.

Ocular Surface Review

Shed Some Light on DED

New IPL technology can help you meet the needs of this growing patient population.

Outlook

Marriage Story

Combining vision and health, like any good relationship, strengthened each. A detractor wants to split them up.

Retina Dilemmas

A Break in the Membrane

Angioid streaks may be harbingers of an underlying systemic condition. Here’s how you know.

Retina Quiz

Macro Management

Imaging helps unveil an unusual presentation in an otherwise healthy teenage patient.

Surgical Minute

Triple 20/20

The first trifocal IOL FDA-approved for presbyopia is achieving exciting visual acuity potential.

Through My Eyes

Don’t Miss the Boat

Optometry must embrace several new opportunities to help patients with presbyopia.