July 15, 2005

Features

PDT enhancements and pharmaceutical therapies may help improve visual outcomes in AMD patients.

Here’s why I chose selective laser trabeculoplasty to bring my elevated IOP under control.

These two tough cases illustrate how glaucoma diagnosis and treatment come in different shades of certainty and risk.

The average O.D. earns less now than two years ago in inflation-adjusted dollars. Even so, most O.D.s are happy with their income.

These oral medications may help treat your dry eye patients when drops aren’t enough.

We doctors don’t want to admit we can’t fix our own pains. What do I do for a kidney stone? Take two beers and call myself in the morning.

Even if you don’t have an imaging device, you can still have a healthy glaucoma practice without comanaging every patient.

Refractive surgery changes how we determine corneal refractive power for IOL calculations.

After all, it's your magazine.

How do the suspicious fundus findings relate to complaints of pressure behind the patient’s left eye and his declining visual acuity?