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A Novel Biomarker for Stargardt Disease?

In this case series, the high-resolution capacity of SD-OCT was used to provide what could be the earliest retinal indication of this visually devastating ...

Essential Elements of The Retinal Exam

What should be included in the primary care optometrist’s diagnostic retinal examination?

The Pulse on e-Prescribing in Optometry

How is eRx working for the average OD?

From Molecule to Medicine Cabinet: A Drug’s ...

For every 10,000 drug compounds developed, only one will achieve FDA approval.

14th Annual Report from ARVO

From corneal transplant outcomes to the eagerly-awaited results of AREDS2.

ARVO: Cataract & Refractive Surgery

A look at surgical refinement and improved postoperative care.

ARVO: Cornea

This year’s research focused on optimized corneal health.

ARVO: Glaucoma

Fresh data on new structural metrics, visual fields, blood flow and the latest glaucoma drug.

ARVO: Retina

It’s an exciting time in the retina field, with some very intriguing discussions at ARVO 2013.

Diagnosis and Management of Carotid Artery Disease

A twig retinal artery occlusion secondary to cholesterol emboli.

Highlights of Vision Expo East

Don't forget to give your patients this message: ‘Think About Your Eyes.’

Coding Contact Lens Fits

Make the most of your contact lens services for your patients—and your practice.

Optometry is Still a Man’s ... The women are beating us senseless, obviously, but it’s still a man’s game!	The Resurgence of Punctal Occlusion Don’t call it a comeback, but this modality has gained prominence of ...
Eye on Stroke Prevention Primary care optometrists can detect, and even help patients avoid, a stroke.	Better Than the Blade Bladeless laser cataract surgery costs more, but offers the potential for better results ...
Which is Better: AREDS 1 or 2? Will this study change the way you care for your patients with AMD?	The Pulse on e-Prescribing in ... How is eRx working for the average OD?
Product Review A look at a few of the latest products.	A Novel Biomarker for Stargardt ... In this case series, the high-resolution capacity of SD-OCT was used to provide what ...

May 2013 • 2.00 Credits Medical Laboratory Testing for Optometrist by Amy E. Dinardo, OD, MBA, and Douglas Coon, OD	May 2013 • 1.00 Credits A Decision Tree: Proper Antibiotic Selection and Use by William L. Miller, OD, MS, PhD
April 2013 • 2.00 Credits The CL Infiltrate Thing by Milton Hom, OD, FAAO, FACAAI (Sc)	April 2013 • 2.00 Credits Disorders of the Nasolacrimal System by Todd Dimmick, OD, and Andrew Gurwood, OD
April 2013 • 1.00 Credits Collagen Cross Linking (CXL) in the Limelight by Andrew Morgenstern, OD	March 2013 • 2.00 Credits Vision Care for the Brain-Injured Patient by Kevin E. Houston OD
March 2013 • 1.00 Credits A Lens Fit for Dry Eye by Lakshman N. Subbaraman, Phd, BSOptom, MSc and Sruthi Srinivasan, PhD, BSOptom	February 2013 • 2.00 Credits Varicella Zoster Virus: From Chickenpox to Shingles: From Chickenpox to Shingles by William R. Marcolini