The WVU Health System Board of Directors recently approved $233.5 million to fund the construction of a multi-center outpatient facility with additional exam and testing rooms.
I. Paul Singh, MD, gives a brief overview of the glaucoma panel discussion during the 2023 Controversies in Modern Eye Care meeting.
Nasal spray may fill the gaps left by artificial tears.
Switching produced an additional 25% IOP reduction in mild-to-moderate OAG and OHT.
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Successful outcomes demand both corneal and contact lens expertise.
This imaging technique provides depth-resolved images of retinal vasculature.
A review of monitoring guidelines, risk assessment, and treatment algorithms.
Long-term success of contact lens wearers attributed to education, professional input on cleaning methods
Isa Prude, president of NOSA, speaks on the Diversifying Optometry Initiative at NOA 2023.
My experience has not always been easy, but it has always been fulfilling.
Xiongfei Liu, MD, is presenting a talk entitled, "Effectiveness and safety of combining 2 MIGS devices in patients with open angle glaucoma," at ASCRS 2023 in San Diego, California.
Proper screenings, treatment, management needed for this increasingly prevalent disease.
Edward Hu, MD, PhD, discussed his paper on the single surgeon retrospective comparative analysis of 517 eyes of two subgroups of routine cataract surgery at the 2023 ASCRS annual meeting in San Diego.
Erich A. Hinel, OD, MS, FAAO, Dipl ABO, discusses the use of 3-layer amniotic membrames to treat severe keratoconjunctivitis sicca, severe dry eye, and ocular surface disease.
The Medical University of South Carolina offers brand new, state-of-the-art surgery center dedicated solely to ophthalmic procedures.
Pairing the patient with the right therapy can yield dramatic results.
A free online software, EyeMedsNow offers ECPs access to an extensive database of prescription and OTC medications.
Investigators analyzed IOLs based on optical and visual quality to determine how well patients can function during challenging visual tasks, dim lighting, glare conditions, or reduced contrast.
Almost 95% of U.S. employers surveyed expect to see increased demand for medical services due to employees deferring care because of the pandemic.
Alysse Henkel, vice president of research and inSights at The Vision Council, details recent research conducted by the company regarding consumer purchasing habits and trends.
The technology can diagnose age-related macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy
Imaging shows optic disc swelling and retinal nerve fiber layer thickening
Maria Richman, OD, FAAO, and Harvey Richman, OD, FAAO, FCOVD, met with Optometry Times to discuss their presentations on rehabilitation of a patient who suffered from issues of vertical vision after a stroke, as well as integrating patient care with the business model.
Stephanie Woo, OD, FAAO, FSLS, and S. Barry Eiden, OD, FAAO, discuss the Keratoconus Essentials Program, a joint effort between Woo University and the International Keratoconus Academy.
Nasal spray may fill the gaps left by artificial tears.
Ben Gaddie, OD, FAAO closes this series discussing his treatment protocol for patients with demodex blepharitis, reflecting on the major treatment advancements that can quickly alleviate patient symptoms.
Private practice eye care providers’ ability to immediately administer antibiotic eye drops or have them overnighted to the patient is a giant step forward for practice and patient.
Jessilin Quint, OD, MBA, MS, FAAO, shares the latest and greatest in the world of dry eye, from new technology to how clinicians can start in on dry eye therapy today.