Make patients see better. It should be as simple as that ..read more

Big Things in Small Packages I have an advanced glaucoma patient who won’t comply with drops, has had SLT and yet continues to progress. What are my options?   ..read more

Soft Toric Lenses: Harness This Valuable Practice Opportunity Experts demystify common misconceptions and offer fitting pearls ..read more

Corneal Topography: Get to New Heights See how elevation data reveals the greatest truths about corneo-scleral shape ..read more

Custom vs. Standard Soft Lenses for the Irregular Cornea: How to Choose Learn which approach works best in this case-based article ..read more

Acute vision loss is enough to set off alarms in the office, but add disc swelling to the presentation and the case quickly becomes an ocular emergency that needs to be tended to right away. It is important to thoroughly test these patients to make the appropriate diagnosis and come up with a proper management plan ..read more

Amblyopia can be supported by anisometropia and/or strabismus, but it does not rule out more serious etiologies.  ..read more

Amblyopia can be supported by anisometropia and/or strabismus, but it does not rule out more serious etiologies.  ..read more

a clinician who spends each clinic day in the trenches, and in keeping with my idea of penning columns for fellow doctors in the trenches, sometimes the ancillary issues with rendering good patient care need to be discussed. Whether we are managing a case of glaucoma, even straightforward cases such as this one, or more complex issues like neuro-ophthalmic disorders, coordinating care for our patients is part and parcel of every day in clinic ..read more

GP Multifocal Contact Lenses: The 2024 Lineup Recent design advancements give clinicians even more options to help meet patients’ vision demands ..read more