Video Spotlight
Spot Remover
Optometry offers plenty of options to tackle xanthelasma. Click here to read the article
Essential Procedures
Zoom in on Gonioscopy
Studies show too few doctors perform this simple and valuable procedure. Click here to read the article
Plug the Drain with Lacrimal Occlusion
Keep dry eye patients flowing into your office with this time-honored technique.
Breaking Down Barriers: Iridotomy in Optometric
Address angle closer with Nd:Yag technology. Click here to read the article
Collecting a Corneal Culture
When guesses and hunches won???t do, get the facts. Click here to read the article
Learn to Burp Corneal Wounds Without a Hiccup
Lower IOP for postoperative cataract patients with this elegant technique. Click here to read the article
Get Laser Focused on Glaucoma Treatment
SLT is becoming a first-line treatment as states allow optometrists to perform it. Click here to read the article
???Capping Off??? Cataract Surgery
PCO is the most common complication of cataract surgery. Here???s how this procedure is performed. Click here to read the article
How to Impress (and Express) Your Patients
Want to express meibomian glands like a pro? Here???s a step-by-step tutorial. Click here to read the article
Perform ASP and DBD for Stubborn RCE
Corneal Debridement with Diamond Burr Polishing. Click here to read the article
How to Make Your Patients Stop Crying
Follow these simple steps to confidently perform lacrimal dilation and irrigation. Click here to read the article
How to Insert
Amniotic membrane devices can speed healing, reduce scarring and improve comfort. Click here to read the article
Foreign Body Removal in 12 Steps
Need to remove a foreign body and rust ring? We???ll show you how it???s done. Click here to read the article
Surgical Minute
Out of the Blue
Using trypan blue vital dye in cataract surgery could be the difference between success and failure. By Christina Tran, BS, and Leonid Skorin, Jr., DO, OD, MS Click here to read the article
A Two-for-One Deal
Consider referring your patient for phaco-ECP, which can address cataracts and glaucoma in one operation. Click here to read the article
Just Zap It
Floaters are a nuisance for everyone. When they affect vision, consider referring for vitreolysis. Click here to read the article
Cutting Out Calcifications
Concretions don’t often need excision, but when they do, here’s what to expect. Click here to read the article
Spot Remover
Optometry offers plenty of options to tackle xanthelasma. Click here to read the article
Break Up With Your Lid Bumps
With a chalazion and a concurrent pyogenic granuloma, conservative therapy will not provide relief. Click here to read the article
Trauma Drama
Ocular injuries can sometimes be a bloody mess. Here’s how to handle them in four steps. Click here to read the article
Snip and Squeeze: Canaliculitis
Surgery may be the best option for patients with this condition. Click here to view the article. Click here to read the article
The MIGS Just Keep on Coming
Two new devices expand the treatment portfolio and target novel pathways. Click here to read the article
Lumps and Bumps Be Gone
Shave excision can be a simple answer to your patient’s eyelid margin lesion. Click here to read the article
An Eyelid Tuck
A few snips and these malpositioned eyelids are back to protecting the globe. Click here to read the article
Is That an IOL on Your Retina?
IOLs can dislocate for any number of reasons, and patients will need your expertise to see them through the complicated fix. Click here to read the article
A New Era of Refractive Surgery
The recently approved SMILE provides a much-needed update to an already popular surgical procedure. Click here to read the article
Diabetes Gone Wild
New technology helps surgeons remove dense preretinal membranes in an eye with advanced PDR. Click here to read the article
Less is More: What You Need to Know About Dropless Cataract Surgery
Postoperative drops place a significant cost and compliance burden on our patients, but injectable medications can improve the experience. Click here to read the article
Extend Your Patient's Vision
The Symfony intraocular lens could provide significant benefits for presbyopic patients in need of cataract surgery. Click here to read the article
A Quick Snip to Confirm GCA
Be prepared to comanage patients in need of a temporal artery biopsy. Click here to read the article
Corneas In the Crosshairs
Patients with keratoconus and corneal ectasia have a new treatment option in the United States. Click here to read the article
Say Goodbye to Readers
Your presbyopes looking for something better than monovision should consider the Kamra corneal inlay. Click here to read the article
If At First You Don’t Succeed…
New retinal surgical techniques are breaking boundaries in the fight for vision. Click here to read the article
Two is Better Than One
A new device, the Kahook Dual Blade, could improve IOP lowering and safety in MIGS. Click here to read the article
Tightening the Lid
Medical and cosmetic reasons can lead patients to quietly consider blepharoplasty. Increase opportunities to offer this procedure to your patients. Click here to read the article
Fantastic Voyage
3D visualization of live surgery immerses viewers in the retina during vitrectomies. Click here to read the article
ICE, ICE, Baby
A new combination procedure can help patients undergoing cataract surgery who have open-angle glaucoma. Click here to read the article
Feel the Burn
Can intense pulsed light therapy help your patients with dry eye due to MGD? Click here to read the article
Video Extras
Ab interno Canaloplasty
Ab interno canaloplasty directly following cataract surgery. Performed by Andrew Bailey, MD, a glaucoma specialist at Dean McGee Eye Institute in Oklahoma City, OK.
Hydrus Insertion
Hydrus insertion directly following cataract extraction. Performed by Andrew Bailey, MD, a glaucoma specialist at Dean McGee Eye Institute in Oklahoma City, OK.
iStent Inject Insertion
iStent inject insertion directly following cataract surgery. Performed by Andrew Bailey, MD, a glaucoma specialist at Dean McGee Eye Institute in Oklahoma City, OK.
Temporal Artery Biopsy
When a patient’s vision switches on and off, it’s time for a serious investigation. Here’s what to look for and where to refer. Click here to read the article
Canalicular Rolling Stones
Stop this rare infection while time is on your side. Click here to read the article
Corneal Harbingers of Systemic Disease
A routine slit lamp exam may reveal telltale findings of health concerns elsewhere in the body. Here are the most common to look for. Click here to read the article
Get Taut on Floppy Eyelid Syndrome
This foreboding finding may foretell of some more serious conditions. Click here to read the article
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