Amblyopia: When to Treat, When to Refer?

This common pediatric condition can be managed successfully with timely intervention.

Systemic Management of Pediatric Ocular Disease: Small Patients, Big Decisions

A little pharmacology expertise can go a long way in treating kids using oral medications.

ACA Children’s Vision Health Benefit: Boom or Bust?

The Affordable Care Act’s pediatric essential health benefit has opened the door to comprehensive eye care for millions of children—but will it make a difference in the office?

Discern Optic Nerve Head Drusen from True Papilledema

Evaluating a pediatric patient’s optic nerve presents particular challenges. Consider these non-invasive techniques and know what you’re looking for.

Be a Neuro-ophth 'First Responder'

When the eye—and even the patient—hangs in the balance, prompt action and careful collaboration could save the day.

Comanaging MIGS: The Birth of the Middle Class

No longer is glaucoma surgery a high-risk, high-reward venture. Safer—but more modestly beneficial—options are emerging. Here’s a look at the OD’s role.

Can You Crack These Comanagement Cases?

When encountering a tricky case that might require other doctors, don’t lead from behind—take charge of the comanagement effort.

Cataract Comanagement: The OD ‘Point Guard’

An insider’s view of life on a surgical center team, and the vital role optometry can play.

NAION Follows Cataract Surgery

Although rare, NAION is one of the most visually devastating complications associated with cataract extraction.

Comanage with Specialty ODs to Cultivate Better Care

Don’t even think about losing the patient. Think instead about getting the patient the best care.