Clinical Quandaries
Advice on how to handle tricky clinical dilemmas, especially involving comanagement with ophthalmology or another specialty. Edited by Paul C. Ajamian, OD
Don’t Bet on Red
Know how to use OCT data to decide whether a patient truly has glaucoma.
03/15/2019
Making the Grade
Type A personalities can get an F if their treatment expectations are not kept in check.
02/15/2019
Caramel Eyes
Corneal burns aren’t that common, but be prepared to identify and treat them.
01/15/2019
The Plot Thickens
If things are not what they seem, follow your intuition and explore all options.
12/15/2018
Widefield Tech Not a Solo Act
Don’t get complacent with ultra-wide imaging alone; remember to dilate and avoid trouble.
11/20/2018
Buckle Down
Recognize the situations when a surgeon would consider using scleral buckle procedures.
10/15/2018
Mission: Uncorrectable
When a patient can’t achieve 20/20 vision, give it your all to find a solution.
09/15/2018
Playing the Field
Keep an open mind when dealing with tricky neuro cases.
08/15/2018
If It’s Not One Thing It’s Another
When a cataract patient presents with unexpected DME, the case becomes a balancing act. Here’s how to handle the situation.
06/15/2018
A Calculated Risk
Not every patient will succeed with presbyopic IOLs, but judicious patient selection and education can help you improve their chances.
05/15/2018
Upcoming Events
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