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Choroidal Melanoma is a Life Sentence

Ensure the best possible outcome with this dire condition.

Injection: The Third Method of Drug Administration

Even if you don't perform injections in your office, you should know the different types of injections in eye care, and how they're performed.

Keep On Plugging

Punctal plugs may be used in a variety of other ways to facilitate improved ocular health.

Seeing the Future with Contact Lenses

Contact lenses aren’t just for vision correction anymore.

The Increasing Value of OCT Imaging

Not every office needs one, but we certainly couldn’t do without ours.

CXL for Infectious Disease?

 Could corneal crosslinking also be used to treat bacterial keratitis?

Generic, but Equal?

Are generic ophthalmic medications truly identical, lower-cost pharmaceutical options?

Surgical Options for Presbyopes

You can help your patients select the best corrective procedure to fit their visual needs.

Top 10 Ways to Fail with Multifocal Contacts

Try ignoring comfort or raising patient expectations—that’ll chase away all those pesky presbyopes.

Practice What You Teach

Are you following the suggestions you give your patients about adopting a healthy lifestyle?

Shedding Light on a Pale Optic Nerve

Consider alternate causes of your patient’s optic disc pallor to determine the best management strategy.

The Finer Points of Premium IOLs

When cataract patients show interest in premium IOLs, you know to manage their expectations—but that’s just the beginning.


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Sowka Down Under, Part II

Resistance is futile… But, it happens anyway.
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Patient Sees Better in the Dark

This young patient presented with a 10-year history of extremely poor visual acuity and ...
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MS and the Eye (Part 1)

In any patient with unexplained neurologic deficits, consider disease that damages the ...
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Choroidal Melanoma is a Life ...

Ensure the best possible outcome with this dire condition.
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In the News

A look at a few of the latest headlines in eye care.
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It’s Glaucoma Awareness Month

January is the perfect time to raise awareness in your community.
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Environment Factors Into ...

Location and temperature are risk factors for exfoliation glaucoma.
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Eyes in the Back of Its Head

Tufts biologists make tadpoles grow eyes on their backs and tails.
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Myopia Treatments for Kids Come ...

Of all methods of myopia inhibition, anti-muscarinic drops work the best.
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Advances in Corneal Transplant Surgery

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A Review of Micropulse Laser Photocoagulation

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The Importance of Ocular Blood Flow in OAG

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Know the Non-Ocular Complications of Diabetes

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The Basics of Uveitis

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Considerations in IOP Measurement

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A Look at Genetic Testing for AMD

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How to Manage Bacterial Eye Infections

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Ocular Manifestations of Systemic Disease

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Presentations from the 2010 West Coast Glaucoma Symposium

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Femtosecond Lasers in Integrated Eye Care

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Steroids: Use with Caution - and with Confidence

Optometric Retina Society

Optometric Retina Society Newsletter aims to provide clinical updates in retinal disease for primary care optometrists. As part of this mission, the ORS organizes both annual meetings and a quarterly e-newsletter, through which the latest research and clinical findings are presented to attendees and readers.

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Optometric Glaucoma  Society

Optometric Glaucoma Society Newsletter strives to promote excellence in the care of patients with glaucoma through professional education and scientific investigation. Its objectives are to promote the education of health care professionals, to promote glaucoma research, to make this information accessible to health care professionals and the public, and to establish collaboration with other professional organizations.

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Optometric Physician Newsletter is a weekly e-journal edited by Art Epstein, O.D. It began in 2001 and discusses current optometric issues, research and industry news.

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