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January 15, 2023
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Diagnostic Skills & Techniques
An Overview of Anterior Segment OCT
We present the virtues and shortcomings of its clinical applications in angle assessment, corneal disease and contact lens fitting.
Conquer These OCT Technology Choices and Challenges
Experts explain device differences to help you determine which factors matter for your clinical purposes and offer advice for successful integration.
OCT: An Indispensable Tool in Retina Care
Learn how to use the plethora of clinical data provided by this technology to help detect and assess dozens of posterior segment conditions.
Seeing Glaucoma Through OCT’s Eye
The answers to so many of our clinical questions lie in the details; be sure to know what you’re looking at.
Six Questions About the Role of OCT in Neuro Evaluations
This technology plays a pivotal role in clinical practice. With answers to these key points, learn how it can help you assess these complex conditions.
Myopia
Mechanisms of Myopia: What We Know & What We Wonder
With an increase in prevalence and severity, there is a growing interest in the pathophysiology of this condition.
Departments
Advanced Procedures
The Cheesier, the Better
Chalazion incision and curettage is effective and safe for patients. Here’s how to get the best results.
Chairside
Pen to Paper
First, I’ll teach you what a letter is. Then, I’ll show you how to write one.
Clinical Quandaries
Not Cut and Dry
Optometrists must continue to discuss the risk of conversion with patients in the early stages of AMD.
Cornea and Contact Lens Q & A
A Reason to SMILE?
The presence of dry eye complicates a patient’s prospects for refractive surgery. Which procedure is the better option?
Diagnostic Quiz
Disc Jockey
This patient’s optic nerve head appearance was concerning. What could create this presentation, and what does it represent?
Outlook
Knowing is (Only) Half the Battle
Sophisticated devices like an OCT will give you a wealth of data on your patient. But you’re the one who decides what to do with it.
The Essentials
Color Clues
Iris hue can be a good starting point to determine the potential for disease development.
Through My Eyes
Bouncing Back
It looks like 2023 could be a blockbuster year for optometry.
Urgent Care
A Stroke of Luck
This elderly woman was fortunate to have family members by her side when ocular symptoms developed.
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