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October 15, 2018
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Glaucoma
Glaucoma: From Landmark Studies to Modern-day Care
While it’s important to remember where you come from, it’s also important to embrace where you’re going.
Optometric Study Center
The ABCs of Radiologic Testing
Clinicians should be prepared to order CT and MRI should the need arise. Patients’ lives may count on it.
Practice Management
Expanding Scope of Practice: Lessons and Leverage
With 20 years of success to tout, the tactics —and the results—are changing.
Should You Sell to Private Equity?
With an upward trend in buyouts, private practice ODs have even more to consider when planning for their futures.
The Why and How of Hospital Privileges
Don’t shy away from this patient care—and practice boosting—opportunity.
Technology
Will Remote Refraction Tarnish Telemedicine?
Competitive efforts risk alienating ODs from a new mode of care that holds much potential for good.
Departments
Chairside
Trust Your Intuition
Patients can be confusing; but if you know what to look and listen for, you’ll know what’s up.
Clinical Quandaries
Buckle Down
Recognize the situations when a surgeon would consider using scleral buckle procedures.
Coding Connection
In Your Practice…and Wallet
How you make your money now affects your practice value long-term.
Cornea and Contact Lens Q & A
Delaying the Inevitable
With persistent epithelial defects, referring to a specialist may ultimately be the best option.
Diagnostic Quiz
A Red Eye Fight
Ocular trauma during a basketball game sent this patient to our office for much-needed help.
Focus on Refraction
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.
Glaucoma Grand Rounds
Customize Your Steroid Choice
A glaucoma patient undergoes cataract surgery and develops elevated intraocular pressure. What is the best way to manage this situation?
Ocular Surface Review
Re-think Autologous Serum
Clinicians are turning to this therapy earlier and more frequently, as new products make serum-derived tears easier to obtain and use.
Outlook
A Death in the Family
Everyone who knew Frank Fontana was enriched by our connection to him. We’re all going to miss him dearly.
Retina Dilemmas
RAO: Keep Calm and Refer On
Blockages are an emergency, but some in-office therapies might help if you see patients in time.
Retina Quiz
Light at the End of the Tunnel
How can this pediatric patient’s family history inform his diagnosis?
Surgical Minute
Break Up With Your Lid Bumps
With a chalazion and a concurrent pyogenic granuloma, conservative therapy will not provide relief.
Therapeutic Review
Stressed Out
When “type A” patients come under pressure, their eyes can pay the price.
Through My Eyes
The Lesson of Online Refraction
It may be convenient, but it leaves our patients at risk. With new technologies, we can beat it at its own game.
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