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Avoid color-scheme bias and vet all data before making treatment decisions

OCT in glaucoma management: Green isn’t always clean

Thomas Wong, OD, FNAP, is an Associate Clinical Professor at the SUNY College of Optometry serving as both the Director of Clinical Externships and New Technologies focused on innovative ophthalmic technologies improving patient outcomes, ocular disease, contact lenses, bioethics, clinical research, and medical informatics.

This imaging technique provides depth-resolved images of retinal vasculature.

OCT, OCTA show promise in screening for DR

Retinoschisis can make diagnosing open-angle glaucoma especially difficult for optometrists.

SD-OCT shows schisis advancements due to sickle cell

Misdiagnosing neuropathy and over-reliance on OCT imaging results are two examples

Know what common glaucoma mistakes to avoid

Stuart Richer, OD, PhD, FAAO, is director of ocular preventive medicine at James Lovell Federal Health Care Facility in Chicago. He is also associate professor of family and preventative medicine at Chicago Medical School and assistant clinical professor 

OD research at ARVO 2019

Dr. Mile Brujic practices in Bowling Green, OH. He also owns Optometric Insights, a service providing career coaching to optometrists. He has received honorarium for speaking, writing, participating in an advisory capacity or research from: Akorn, Alcon L

Dr. Kading owns a two-location, three-doctor practice in Seattle. He specializes in dry eye and contact lenses with an emphasis on keratoconus and meibomian gland dysfunction. He also owns Optometric Insights, a service providing career coaching, with Dr.