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
The Cornea’s Limited Vocabulary
With only five possible dysfunctions, it should be easy to figure out what’s wrong.
04/15/2019
Grow Some Nerve
A new treatment holds promise for helping patients with neurotrophic keratitis.
02/15/2019
The Many Methods of MGD
More options for cleaning and treating the lid margins and meibomian glands means better patient care.
11/20/2018
Re-think Autologous Serum
Clinicians are turning to this therapy earlier and more frequently, as new products make serum-derived tears easier to obtain and use.
10/15/2018
The Dry Eye Misalignment
If dry eye comes with headaches, neck/shoulder pain and eyestrain, it may be trigeminal dysphoria.
08/15/2018
White: Not Just for Brides
The FDA recently approved a new over-the-counter alpha-adrenergic receptor agonist designed to clear your patients’ red eyes.
06/15/2018
HA: No Laughing Matter
Most doctors don’t realize the extent to which we have or will have access to hyaluronic acid for dry eye in the United States.
03/15/2018
Could Eyelids Be the Key to DED?
A new theory finds the two linked by a familiar foe: bacterial biofilm.
11/15/2017
Hitting a Nerve
Here’s what you need to know about the newest technology approved for dry eye disease therapy.
07/15/2017
Plug into Dry Eye Therapy
Don’t overlook the benefits of punctal occlusion for your DED patients. New technologies have made it better than ever.
03/15/2017
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2019 Conference Planner
Review of Optometry is pleased to offer this annual guide to live educational events for this year, ranging from local one-day seminars to the national meetings that span multiple days.
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