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September 15, 2020
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Annual Technology Report
Glaucoma: How to Build a Better Baseline
With these tips, tricks and tests in mind, you’ll be providing more comprehensive patient care in no time
Is OCT-A Right For My Practice?
This new imaging device may be a part of your diagnostic toolkit in the near future. Here’s why.
The Many Uses of Orbital Ultrasonography
This tried-and-true tool can help you evaluate far more than axial length. Here’s what else it can do.
Cornea
Corneal Dystrophies Front to Back
This stepwise approach can help you diagnose and manage these conditions.
Practice Management
Tighten Your Testing Protocols to Pass an Audit
Be scrupulous in your choices and make sure you document what’s medically necessary.
Retina
Can We Pre-empt Damage from Retinal Detachment?
Learn to spot the warning signs and how to counsel at-risk patients to act quickly before their condition worsens.
Can We Pre-empt Damage from Retinal Detachment?
Learn to spot the warning signs and how to counsel at-risk patients to act quickly before their condition worsens.
The Larry Alexander Resident Case Report Contest: A Rare Case of Nevus of Ota
This Caucasian patient with primary choroidal melanoma presented with a surprising underlying diagnosis.
Departments
Chairside
Whatever Floats Your Goat
I’ve seen a lot in 41 years of practice. This week, I added one more to my misadventures in optometry.
Clinical Quandaries
Put It On Ice
Single out a myasthenia gravis diagnosis with this quick and easy test.
Cornea and Contact Lens Q & A
More Than Meets The Eye
Even though there are no upfront contraindications, proceed with caution when transplanting from tissues with pseudoexfoliation syndrome.
Diagnostic Quiz
A Tough Break
A physical altercation left this patient with internal injuries requiring urgent attention.
Ocular Surface Review
Dry Eye: The Nose Knows
Neurostimulation is becoming a viable treatment option for patients who have exhausted their options.
Outlook
Abort, Retry, Fail?
Telehealth isn’t exactly a rousing success yet in optometry. Will it ever be?
Retina Quiz
Check for Elevation
Imaging technology can help determine whether a lesion is benign or malignant.
The Essentials
The Gang’s (Not) All Here
RGC death is the hallmark of glaucomatous damage—and it can now be captured with OCT.
Through My Eyes
Finding the Balance
When it comes to contact lenses, prizing convenience over health is a recipe for disaster.
Urgent Care
It Might Be a Giant
Recognizing these signs and symptoms immediately is critical to getting your patients the help they need.
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