October 2014

Features

This collagen-rich tissue is emerging as a new method for managing EBMD and recurrent corneal erosion. How does it perform clinically?

Experts walk us through their approach to refractory disease. With multiple factors to address, opinions may differ. What's yours?

New diagnostic and operative techniques may soon benefit practitioners and patients.

By selectively removing only diseased corneal layers, today's surgeons do more with less.

The rise of an advanced form poses serious risks to patients. Here's how to get it under control—in the cornea and in the clinic.

Commonly discouraged in cases of eye irritation, contact lenses can sometimes provide relief to patients with ocular surface disease.

Could FDA contact lens solution testing procedures introduced earlier this year help curb future Acanthamoeba outbreaks?

The CDC offers a helping hand to eye care practitioners. Let's take it!

A new British study suggests a link between dry eye and chronic pain in female patients.

New and noteworthy advances for practicing clinicians.

A variety of exclusion factors exist for refractive surgery. How do you determine which patients are good candidates?

All successful doctors do these four things—do you?

A new report shows promising data. Which hurdles have been overcome, and which remain?