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December 15, 2020
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Annual Surgery Report
Meet the New Trifocal IOL
The most recent addition to the market is expanding the candidate pool for multifocal IOLs.
MIGS: Indications and Complications
Optometrists can be the gatekeepers of this procedure. Here’s what you need to know to refer properly and care for the post-op patient.
Pearls of Postoperative Care
Know the different strategies associated with each type of procedure, and be aware of potential complications.
To Infinity and Beyond LASIK: A Refractive Surgery Update
Here’s what you need to know about the new procedures that are expanding patients’ options and improving visual outcomes.
Income Survey
2020 Income: Riding the COVID Roller Coaster
Once-steady practice revenue lurched wildly this year, facing unexpected jolts at every turn. Has its course steadied yet?
Departments
Chairside
The Fun Never Ends
If you think you are going to be living on easy street when you retire, I’ve got news for you.
Clinical Quandaries
Shield Your Eyes
An excessive amount of UV light can damage the corneal epithelium.
Coding Connection
Comanagement Goes Premium
More patients are interested in premium IOLs and advanced refractive techniques. Here’s how you handle the coding.
Cornea and Contact Lens Q & A
It’s in the Way That You Use It
Often, hypoxic corneal edema requires a change in scleral lens parameters, rather than a new modality.
Diagnostic Quiz
Field a Guess
What to do when perimetry doesn’t align with other clues?
Focus on Refraction
Buff Up Your Buffers
Exophoria helps the body reduce the impact of visual stress.
Glaucoma Grand Rounds
Play it Safe
It often takes time, and repeat testing, to determine the appropriate course of action for a glaucoma patient who is new to your practice.
Outlook
Subject to Change
Optometry’s response to the pandemic showcases its strengths, and maybe its future.
Retina Quiz
Mellow Yellow
What could these macular findings signal in our patient?
Surgical Minute
Combo Platter
This MIGS device combines a pair of glaucoma procedures to address three points of resistance.
Therapeutic Review
Reconsidering LPI
It remains the go-to treatment for chronic angle-closure glaucoma, but are others worth looking into?
Through My Eyes
How to Pick the Right Surgeon
This checklist can help you make the best choice when referring a patient for surgery.
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