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July 15, 2010

July 15, 2010
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How to Establish a SUCCESSFUL Glaucoma Practice

Here, I’ll outline what I believe are the necessary steps to build a large, successful glaucoma practice.
Features

Special Report

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Meet the ‘Young Guns’ of Optometry 

As one young O.D. in this article says, the way optometrists practice today is thanks to the legislative battles and clinical innovation of those optometrists who paved the way.

Glaucoma Report

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How to Establish a SUCCESSFUL Glaucoma Practice 

Here, I’ll outline what I believe are the necessary steps to build a large, successful glaucoma practice.

Contact Lenses

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Some Facts About SiHy Lenses 

Here is a brief rundown of the basics about silicone hydrogel lenses.


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It’s Time to Delegate Contact Lens Duties 

How would you like to see five additional revenue-generating patients in a day, and increase your income by 20%, while providing equal or better care to your patients who can benefit from contact lenses
Departments

News Review

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Novel Telescope Implant Approved 

Earlier this month, the Food and Drug Administration approved the first-of-its-kind Implantable Miniature Telescope (IMT, VisionCare Ophthalmic Technologies) to improve vision in patients with end-stage age-related macular degeneration.
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O.D.s in B.C. Foresee Drop in CL Sales 

More than two months have passed since the new regulation on contact and ophthalmic lens prescribing officially took effect in British Columbia, Canada. But, have any British Columbian O.D.s actually felt the sting of the new prescribing regulations?
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Congress OKs Medicare Fee Fix, Again 

The impending 21% cut to the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule received a six-month reprieve—one week after the cut had already taken effect.

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Limbal Stem Cells Cure Blindness 

Some 75% of patients with severe corneal damage were successfully healed with transplants of their own limbal stem cells, according to a study published online in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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Climb Mt. Kilimanjaro: Climb for Sight 2010 

Volunteers invited to join the 10th annual hike of a lifetime to the top of Kilimanjaro plus three days safari.
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In the News 

Here's a glimpse of what's happening in the profession across the country!

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‘EyePhone’ Measures Refractive Error Easily 

What if you could measure refractive error with your cell phone? A research team at MIT has come up with a quick, simple and extremely cheap way to do just that.

Editor's Page

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Are We There Yet? 

Planning the meetings you'll be attending soon? Whatever you’re looking for, there is more than likely a perfect fit. You just need to properly identify your needs and do your research ahead of time.

Chairside

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D.D.S.? S.O.S.! 

If anything will lead to total doom for optometry it is this: DENTISTS ARE STEALING OUR CHILDREN!

Coding Abstract

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Standard of Care for Glaucoma 

Keeping up with the coding changes for new technologies is necessary to be properly reimbursed.

Comanagement Q & A

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Normal Thyroid, Abnormal Eyes 

I recently had a patient with all the signs and symptoms of thyroid eye disease, yet her medical doctor told her that her blood work for thyroid was normal. How can this be?

Cornea and Contact Lens Q & A

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Remind Patients About UV Safety 

Of course my patients wear their sunglasses in the summer. How do I remind them that adequate UV protection is a year-round necessity—and that sometimes, sunglasses aren’t enough?

Retina Quiz

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Should Blur Cause Concern? 

A 42-year-old Hispanic female presented with significant blur at near. She said that her distance vision was mildly blurry as well.


Therapeutic Review

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A Potent New Steroid 

A 67-year-old white male had recently undergone uncomplicated cataract extraction in his right eye and was presenting for a three-week postoperative visit.

Research Review

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Stem Cells to the Rescue 

Cases of LSCD associated with contact lens abuse are being diagnosed more frequently than ever before. Furthermore, since federal funds may now be used for human embryonic stem cell research, the potential to treat LSCD has become a subject of much discussion.

Product Review

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Product Review 

Check out some of the latest industry offerings!

Diagnostic Quiz

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Are Bowels to Blame? 

A 42-year-old black female presented for an eye examination with a chief complaint of painless, intermittent red eyes that had persisted for two months.

Review of Systems

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The Endocrine System: Part II 

The glands of the endocrine system include the pituitary, thyroid, parathyroid, adrenal, gonads, pancreas, thymus and pineal glands. Disorders of the endocrine system can cause a hormone imbalance, which can affect a person’s health in myriad ways.
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.

To subscribe to the Optometric Retina Society quarterly e-newsletter and receive it via e-mail, click here.

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.

To subscribe to the E-Journal of the Optometric Glaucoma Society and receive it via e-mail, click here.

Optometric Glaucoma  Society

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.

To subscribe to OP and receive it via e-mail, click here.

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