Annual Diagnostic Technology Report

The Best Tech for Tracking Glaucoma Progression

OCT is the new gold standard for diagnosing and monitoring glaucoma. Here’s how to use it in clinical practice.

09/15/2016

How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love EHR

Tech wizards discuss their biggest hurdles and how you can clear them when it’s your turn.

09/15/2016

Pearls on Proper Use of Retinal Imaging

Optometrists have a variety of options for discovering and tracking posterior segment pathologies. Here’s a guide for when to use which ones.

09/15/2016

Out With the Old, In With the New

The 2016 technology survey reveals what your colleagues are buying—and how it’s changing their practices.

09/15/2016

OCT’s Role in an Optometric Practice

Knowing what you can—and can’t—do with this imaging technology helps you provide the best care to patients with common ocular conditions.

03/15/2016

The How and Why of Diagnosing Dry Eye

The differential etiology of dry eye disease confounds diagnosis. Here are a dozen clinical tools essential for identifying its hallmarks and healing your patients.

03/15/2016

Pupil Testing: Implications for Diagnosis

Diagnosing and managing many retinal and neurological conditions begins with the pupil. These testing techniques and tips will ensure you catch commonly encountered pupil disorders right away.

03/15/2016

An OD’s Tech Tool Wish List

Improving patient care is the top priority when purchasing new technology—but some other benefits are making upgrades worth the price.

09/15/2015

Technology Survey: What You Have Your Eyes On

To improve their care, optometrists have OCTs, digital cameras and automated refraction systems on their wish lists right now.

12/15/2014

OCT Testing Receives a ‘Nice Complement’

Today, a multitude of diagnostic technologies can support glaucomatous, corneal and posterior segment findings detected via optical coherence tomography.

12/15/2014