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Annual Glaucoma Report
A Practical Approach to Angle-closure
Learn to triage these patients and how to intervene appropriately with in-office treatments or swift referrals as needed.
Glaucoma: The Perils of Progression
Controlling this disease requires a long-term, fluid management plan. These six tips can help you navigate the complicated road ahead.
Seven Ways Glaucoma Care is Changing
Better drugs, safer surgeries, smarter diagnostics and new approaches are easing the burden on patients—and their ODs.
Diabetes
Optometry’s Role in the Diabetes Epidemic
If you can get all patients—but especially those at risk—to focus on these five lifestyle modifications, the benefits would be immense.
Diagnostic Skills & Techniques
What’s Your Disc Diagnosis?
These cases can help you better differentiate tough optic disc abnormalities.
Presbyopia
Satisfying the Complicated Presbyope
Concurrent issues such as dry eye, prior surgery or binocular disorders can compromise visual quality. Optometrists can help restore it.
Departments
Chairside
PPE: Tales From the Trenches
These safety measures have proven tricky, but I’ve got a few pointers.
Clinical Quandaries
An Optic Neuritis Outlier
This condition, as well as MS, can still affect patients outside the typical age demographic.
Coding Connection
Coding a Suspect
The rules differ when monitoring a patient who hasn’t converted to glaucoma—yet.
Cornea and Contact Lens Q & A
Riboflavin vs. Rose Bengal
When considering photodynamic therapy, make sure to evaluate the efficacy of each photosensitizer.
Diagnostic Quiz
He Kept His Eye on the Ball
A patient develops worsening near vision three years after a blunt trauma.
Outlook
A Bitter Pill
Taking the profit out of contact lens sales looks to be devastating. But could it also be liberating?
Review of Systems
When Facial Paralysis Strikes
Diagnosing and managing Bell’s palsy requires optometrists to rule out any underlying condition that could be triggering a patient’s signs and symptoms.
The Essentials
RVOs: Detour Ahead
The formation of collateral vessels may help you understand the severity of the occlusion.
Through My Eyes
Glaucoma Updates Post-COVID
The pandemic hasn’t slowed progress in new care options.
Urgent Care
Navigating Retinal Necrosis
This rare, acute disorder can be tied to a number of systemic diseases.
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