September/October 2024

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Novices may be unaware of certain intricacies these lenses possess, which can make a big difference in outcomes.

Catch up on the latest findings and how they can apply to clinical practice.

Creating proper secondary and peripheral curves helps prevent issues of comfort and vision quality.

A string of complications following a Pseudomonas infection prompted implantation of the Boston KPro.

Using ortho-K lenses, one patient was satisfied with cycling wear vs. non-wear to achieve his optimal distance and near vision needs.

Learn why you might consider this option in practice in this first part.

Perfluorocarbon migration is a rare but typically harmless surgical complication.

When fitting corneal lenses, avoid obstacles and prevent complications.