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
Genetic Test For Corneal Risk
New technology can help identify which patients are likely to develop post-LASIK dystrophies.
02/15/2020
Shed Some Light on DED
New IPL technology can help you meet the needs of this growing patient population.
12/15/2019
Pressure on the Surface
Glaucoma patients using topical therapy often spiral into chronic dry eye. Here’s why.
10/15/2019
Disinfect the Natural Way
New hypochlorous acid options are making this a viable antimicrobial solution. Here’s how to choose—and use—it correctly.
08/15/2019
Dry Eye Therapy: Getting Nosy
A review of the science behind nasal stimulation can help you understand the new tech targeting the trigeminal nerve.
06/15/2019
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
Upcoming Events
March 21, 2020
March 22, 2020
Dry Eye Colloquium—Houston
Location: The Whitehall Houston
Speakers: Mark Bloomenstein, OD, FAAO, and Douglas K. Devries, OD
Up to 4 CE Credits (COPE approval pending, TOB approval pending)
April 16-18, 2020
Jobs
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Certified Ophthalmic Assistant
Wake Forest Baptist Health Eye Center
2/20/2020 -
Certified Ophthalmic Assistant
Wake Forest Baptist Health Eye Center
2/20/2020 -
Ophthalmic Surgery Scheduler
Raleigh Eye Center
2/20/2020
