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
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
Light Therapy: Which is Better, One or Two?
A look at dry eye treatments that focus on the healing powers of energy rather than pharmacology.
02/15/2021
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