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Ortho-K and Kids: Maximize the Benefits, Minimize ...
While not risk free, orthokeratology allows practitioners to offer new treatment options to our young patients.
The Modern RGP Lens Revolution
Large-diameter rigid gas-permeable lenses are the future of contacts.
Technological Advances in Drug Delivery
Contact lenses are becoming an increasingly attractive option for drug delivery in our patients with a variety of ocular disorders.
The Big Bad Bugs of the Cornea Are Getting Worse
The last several decades have seen the evolution of resistant strains of bacteria and the decline of antibiotic efficacy. As practitioners, it is time to ...
The History of the Irregular Cornea
Over the years, practitioners have found new ways to help restore visual function to patients in need.
AS-OCT and the Specialty Contact Lens
Advanced imaging technology helps practitioners better manage specialty lens wear.
Troubleshooting Keratoconus
Here is a visual breakdown of the common issues facing keratoconus patients.
Taking a Wholistic Approach to Refractive Therapy
The standard of care for our myopic patients is evolving and, as practitioners, it is our responsibility to collect and present all the information we have ...
How Technology Can Help the Irregular Cornea
Recent advances can significantly improve the practitioner’s ability to treat corneal irregularities.
New Additions to the Surgical Toolbox
With the advent of new technology, today’s eye care practitioners must sort through new options when selecting a treatment plan for presbyopia.
How to Address CLIDE
Dry eye symptoms in contact lens wearing patients can present in several ways. Fortunately, there are also several ways to uniquely treat each ...
A How-To Guide: Starting Your Own Specialty ...
Your success as an independent practice lies in your ability to set yourself apart from others.
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The Power of Old Wisdom
While the principles of practice building have not changed, ...
Ortho-K and Kids: Maximize the Benefits, Minimize the Risk
While not risk free, orthokeratology allows practitioners ...
2012 ARVO Explores Microbial Keratitis
This year’s ARVO meeting explores practitioner ...
Glaucoma and the New Prostaglandins
New adjustments to commonly prescribed prostaglandins can ...
CL Compliance Mistakes in Your Practice
Here are some common compliance mistakes we find in ...
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