Urgent Care
How to manage ocular emergencies in the optometric office. By Alison Bozung, OD
Unmasking Sarcoidosis
Optometrists are often the first to encounter the initial presentation of this rare inflammatory disease in their patients.
07/15/2024
Hemes and Cells and Sheathing—Oh, My!
A unique presentation of a rare postoperative complication.
05/15/2024
Not So Nerve-ous
Know the signs of this frequently misdiagnosed condition.
03/15/2024
The Giant in Your Chair
We are our patients’ biggest advocates when it comes to this ophthalmic emergency.
01/15/2024
A Cold You Can See
This condition resolves on its own, but is still troubling to patients.
11/15/2023
The Great Masquerader
Due to its widely varying presentation, syphilis often flies beneath the radar.
09/15/2023
Cut Out For Cuts
Eyelid lacerations are caused by various sources of facial trauma and usually require prompt intervention.
07/15/2023
Tiny Red Flag, Big Issue
An external injury nearly disguised an intraocular foreign body.
05/15/2023
Cloudy With a Chance of... Cataract?
This patient presented with pain and decreased vision in one eye.
03/15/2023
A Stroke of Luck
This elderly woman was fortunate to have family members by her side when ocular symptoms developed.
01/15/2023
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August 14, 2024
The 3 I's of Geographic Atrophy: Imaging, Identification, and Intervention
Location: Virtual
Presenters: Mark Dunbar, OD, FAAO, and David Chin Yee, MD
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August 20, 2024
Rethinking Dry Eye Disease: A Contemporary Approach to a Complex Condition
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September 8, 2024
Ocular Surface Symposium
Location: Renaissance Chicago Downtown Hotel
Presenter: Paul Karpecki, OD
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