January/February 2021

Features

Here’s how this patient’s condition made for an extremely unique specialty contact lens fitting.

Learn what consultants wished they got from doctors when they order specialty lenses.

Optometrists must recognize the signs to ensure proper diagnosis and treatment.

Finally, solid data shows us an approach to multifocal contact lens use in childhood myopia management.

Originally intended to treat glaucoma, rho-associated kinase inhibitors may offer an alternative to transplantation.

Let’s review hand hygiene in health care, as we continue to interact with high-risk patients.

Signs of pseudoexfoliation should raise suspicion for glaucoma.

Commit and follow through with the change you want to see in your contact lens practice.