Primary Care Optometry News Current Issue
The following articles appeared in the print edition of Primary Care Optometry News.
Table of Contents
- Educate diabetes patients on new DME, DR treatments Sherrol A. Reynolds, OD, FAAO
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- FDA approves Bausch + Lomb glaucoma drop
- Massachusetts ODs continue to seek glaucoma privileges
- Nautic Partners forms independent alliance to support ECPs
- VIDEO: Refractive cataract surgery works best with effective comanagement
- MIGS will change the face of glaucoma management Michael D. DePaolis, OD, FAAO
- Center distance multifocal contacts may slow, halt myopia
- Corneal hysteresis lower in moderate/severe obstructive sleep apnea
- Long-term use of glaucoma drops affects conjunctival flora
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- Phaco with IOL potential treatment for adjunct IOP control
- Daily silicone hydrogel wearers find success with disposable hydrogels
- ETDRS, ultra-widefield imaging on par for identifying retinopathy severity
- How to recognize neuropathic pain in the optometric practice
- Hydrus canal stent meets study endpoint
- Intranasal tear neurostimulation increases acute tear production
- LASIK called safest, most successful elective procedure in the world
- Light-activated viral nanoparticle for treatment of choroidal melanoma meets early study endpoints
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- Newly developed biomechanical index can aid in diagnosis of keratoconus
- Patients with presbyopia or nonfunctioning lens may benefit from clear lens surgery
- Researchers explore vitamin D and inflammation, dry eye
- SMILE can offer similar outcomes as LASIK with less dry eye
- Study: Spectacle wearers liked wearing contacts while choosing glasses
- Switch from multipurpose to hydrogen peroxide increases contact lens comfort
- Toric IOL implantation has improved, but adjustable lenses may change strategies
- Visual acuity gains seen in HULK trial
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- Xiidra improved comfort in contact lens wearers with no complaints
- MIGS provides early, effective glaucoma treatment
- Elderly man has central vision loss, lipofuscin accumulation Shaleen Ragha, OD; Andrew Rixon, OD, FAAO