Focus on Refraction
This mainstay of optometric practice continues to challenge even seasoned ODs Learn how to do better. By Marc B. Taub, OD, MS, and Paul Harris, OD
Beyond the Phoropter
Are glasses always necessary? It takes more than just the numbers to make that call.
02/15/2019
Blast From the Past
A childhood course of VT helped slow myopia progression in this high-risk patient, but inattention to proper spectacle correction brought it back.
12/15/2018
It's a Small World After All
Prolonged near-point tasks shrink a patient’s visual horizon to their immediate surroundings, overtaxing vergence and accommodation.
10/15/2018
Emmetropia isn’t Perfect
Hyperopia is expected at distance. This month, we explore its purpose and why it exists in the visual process.
08/15/2018
Home on the Range
There’s no one ideal refraction. Prescriptions are as diverse as the patients in your chair.
06/15/2018
Fresnel Prism to the Rescue
Finding the perfect prism can take time and patience, but once it fits, it sticks.
04/15/2018
Hone Your Astigmatic Refraction
Use these tips to refine your skills and perform this task more swiftly.
02/15/2018
Take It to the Limit
In the pursuit of the best visual acuities for our patients, overminusing can do more harm than good—in the long run.
12/15/2017
Discretion is the Better Part of Valor
A decompressive surgery patient makes strides in vision that come short of binocularity. Sometimes, good is good enough.
10/15/2017
Amblyopia: Ditch the Patch
Research argues in favor of binocular approaches.
08/15/2017
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