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Laser vision correction procedures soar in wake of COVID-19According to the Refractive Surgery Council, patients continue to have a high level of interest in laser vision correction procedures.
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Blog: A call to stop discarding eye medications after a single use or before expiration dateIn a blog, Mackenzie Andrews, the CCO and a co-founder of Nanodropper, discusses the need to update policies on single-use and early disposal of eyedrops.
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Keratoconus management: Lessons learned from an unusual timeTimely access to effective diagnosis and cross-linking is key to positive outcomes
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Bringing biologics to eye healthOphthalmologists, optometrists gain nonpharmacological treatment options for some of the eye’s most complex issues, providing better outcomes.
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Throwing everything away ... except the patient and the surgeonSingle-use cataract surgery comes with several safety and quality attributes.
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Early outer retinal findings on en face and cross-sectional OCTRhegmatogenous retinal detachment studied.
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Artificial DMEK could help tackle endothelial donor tissue shortageNew acrylic implant provides option for patients with endothelial dysfunction.
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BLOG: The PTVT Trial and Clinical ApplicationsJoseph F. Panarelli MD, Steven J. Gedde, MD, and Vikram Paranjpe MD, MPH discuss the Primary Tube Versus Trabeculectomy (PTVT) study.
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Rethinking dry eye disease with acute steroid treatmentAccording to Lisa Nijm, MD, JD, patients can benefit from short-term, on-label treatment with a novel loteprednol formulation
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VLOG: Unilateral isolated paucisymptomatic optic disc edema - what is that?On this week's episode of the NeuroOp Guru video blog, Andy Lee, MD, and Elizabeth Fortin, MD, discuss unilateral isolated paucisymptomatic optic disc edema and what exactly it is.
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Special Report: Stevens-Johnson syndromeSevere ocular involvement demands inflammation control
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BLOG: Networking goes beyond a simple handshakeEffective networking involves developing relationships with other people, sharing relevant information and resources, and providing mutual support and encouragement on the path to reaching your goals.
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Increasing your practice’s reach, relevance, and revenue with clinical trialsWorking as an investigator can prove to be a positive experience for physicians
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Unmet Needs and the Future of Wet AMD CareExpert panelists provide an overview of current unmet needs in wet AMD care and discuss the potential for improving clinical outcomes and treatment burden.
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Why attend Real World Ophthalmology? A young ophthalmologist's perspectiveIn those first few months, I realized there were so many aspects of real-life, post-residency practice we had never been taught during medical school or residency.
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Pass-through provides vehicle to drive innovationAs more novel ophthalmic drugs and devices become available under the CMS “pass-through”designation, practices should be proactive in embracing these products.
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Children’s mental health and the impact of vision impairmentTwo studies conducted in collaboration with Orbis International explore how providing free glasses to children improves their ability to learn in school and that addressing visual impairment in children can alleviate depression and anxiety.
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Posterior corneal elevation: Is there a role for premium IOLs?Trifocal IOLs can, if implanted with caution, be suitable for patients with keratoconus.
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Cryopreserved amniotic membrane an option treatment of mechanical dry eyeReservoir restoration can re establish the normal anatomy and function of the conjunctiva.
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New molecule for allergic conjunctivitis makes debutFirst new therapy in nearly a decade offers another option for physicians, patients
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Good nutrition optimizes ocular surface in premium cataract patientsImprovements gained prior to surgery can result in positive outcomes.
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Froin syndrome: Eyes are the window to the spinePapilledema with back pain suggests spine lesion.
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Blog: In honor of those who lift usIt’s been a minute, as the Baltimorean’s say, but I still remember my first day of residency. I knew next to nothing about ophthalmology but showed up smiling and eager to learn. I felt incredibly fortunate to be training at such a prestigious institution. I was awed by the distinguished faculty, and my co-residents couldn’t be any more impressive. In short, I wasn’t sure I belonged.
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More to keratoconus than meets the cornea: Be sure to flip the lidsEqually important is that any symptoms of ocular allergies should be addressed to reduce the frequency of eye rubbing.
