Ocular Surface Review
A expert clinician gives step-by-step advice on how to care for dry eye and other chronic disorders of the ocular surface. By Paul M. Karpecki, OD
Making the Grade
Studies show promising results for CyclASol, a new medication to treat DED that could be approved next year.
11/15/2022
Revisit a Steroid Alternative
Acthar Gel, an injectable therapy that activates melanocortin pathways, may be a saving grace for some of your patients.
09/15/2022
Power Trio
Three promising new therapeutics look to dramatically change dry eye disease management.
07/15/2022
Night Moves
Inadequate lid closure, caused by nocturnal evaporative stress, may be the reason for your patient’s dry eye.
06/15/2022
A Sticky Subject
Mucin dysfunction in dry eye is more common than you think.
03/15/2022
Neurological DED Management in Action
Promising new treatments consider a different route to alleviation of symptoms.
12/15/2021
A Disease for All Seasons
Don’t be fooled by its name: vernal keratoconjunctivitis can cause problems year-round. Heed these pearls to aid care.
10/15/2021
Fighting Fungal Keratitis
Though rare, this virulent infection can be mistaken for more benign varieties, with potentially devastating results.
08/15/2021
Five Easy Pieces
Follow these steps to increase your dry eye diagnostic accuracy.
06/15/2021
End of the Line for EBMD
More than just an annoyance, this condition can alter refractive status in ways that complicate outcomes for surgical patients
04/15/2021
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