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January 15, 2010

January 15, 2010
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11th Annual Dry Eye Report: How to Establish a Dry Eye Center

Creating a dry eye center is simple, inexpensive and rewarding. The key is your attention to improving care.
Features

SECO Preview

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Embracing the Generations 

Many of our courses will focus on preparing you and your practice to address the eye care needs of every generation.

Patient Care

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Prevent Diabetes for Life 

There are many concepts of the “proper” diet for any weight control issue, including diabetes prevention
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Refractive Surgery: For the People 

Inspiration comes from unlikely sources when learning how to manage patients through a refractive procedure.

Dry Eye

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11th Annual Dry Eye Report: How to Establish a Dry Eye Center 

Creating a dry eye center is simple, inexpensive and rewarding. The key is your attention to improving care.

Contact Lenses

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New Data on Contact Lens Dropouts: An International Perspective 

More than one in six of your contact lens patients will discontinue lens wear, a new study finds. That’s a big chunk of your bottom line.
Departments

News Review

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First Certification for Medical Optometry 

Optometrists meeting ABCMO requirements will possess board certification on par with those of medical, osteopathic and dental specialists at accredited healthcare facilities, and will be required to re-document competence every seven years.
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New Inherited Retinal Disease Discovered 

The researchers uncovered a peculiar macular dystrophy with intraretinal pigment spots, cysts and hemorrhages in a 24-year-old female and decided to examine her family members for similar presentations.
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Myopia Rates Have Risen 66% in the Last 30 Years 

Researchers found that the prevalence of myopia increased significantly—from 25% of the patient population in 1971-1972 to 41.6% in 1999-2004—an increase of 66.4%.
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Blind Rehab VA Center to be Dedicated to Fallen Army O.D. 

Major Soltes served as a public health officer with the 426th Civil Affairs Battalion, U.S. Army Reserve, in Mosul, Iraq.
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TLC Vision Files for Chapter 11 

On December 21, 2009, TLC Vision Corporation filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to restructure its debt.
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Novartis to Purchase Alcon; CIBA Will Merge 

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COPE CE Must Be Free of Any Industry Bias 

ARBO says its aim “is to continue to provide salient and unbiased CE that is not influenced by any company, product or brand.”
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O.D.s Least Likely to Divorce 

Optometry has one of the lowest divorce rates—about 4%—among any profession.

Editor's Page

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Brick Walls 

There is always a bright side; you just need to be motivated enough to look for it. That’s where brick walls can actually help.

Chairside

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You Say You Want a Resolution 

Ah, the freshness of a New Year! It’s a time to simultaneously reflect upon the past and the future.

Letters to the Editor

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Letters to the Editor 

Modifier -59 is often used incorrectly: Two procedures/surgeries cannot be reported together if performed at the same anatomic site and same patient encounter.

Coding Abstract

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Get Ready for Some Big Changes 

2010 is here, and so are changes from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and to the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes.

Comanagement Q & A

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Yeast Can Be a Beast 

I have a 61-year-old female patient with stubborn blepharitis and an early stye. I was about to prescribe oral doxycycline, but when I asked if she was allergic to antibiotics, she told me she gets yeast infections. How should I handle this?

Cornea and Contact Lens Q & A

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A Comatose Patient’s Cornea 

When a patient is in a coma, how should you manage filamentary keratitis and ptosis?

Retina Quiz

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A Longstanding Blur 

A 31-year-old Hispanic male presented with longstanding blurred vision in his left eye that had persisted for four years.

Therapeutic Review

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Hypothetically Speaking... 

I wonder if it might be more in our patients’ best interests if we coordinate a management strategy with the primary care physician.

Research Review

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Can Ozurdex Provide an Option? 

A 64-year-old white female presented with a history of decreased vision in her right eye that had persisted for two weeks.

Diagnostic Quiz

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The Alien Keratopathy 

A patient presented with a chief complaint of decreased visual acuity in his left eye. Additionally, he reported irritation and photophobia in both eyes that had persisted for three days.

Review of Systems

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The Cardiovascular System, Pt. 1 

The cardiovascular system—with its complex pathways of arteries, veins and capillaries—keeps life pumping through the body.
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.

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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