Primary Care Optometry News Current Issue
The following articles appeared in the print edition of Primary Care Optometry News.
Table of Contents
- FDA approves contact lens to slow myopia progression
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- SLT no more effective than medication in improving QoL
- Biologics may be useful for ocular inflammation
- Consider underlying conditions with MGD
- Economic development, education will lead to increase in myopia
- Machine learning may detect retinal changes before diabetic retinopathy
- Meibomian gland atrophy found in digital device users
- Meibomian gland segmentation may precede atrophy
- No support found for replacing 24-2 with 10-2 visual field testing
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- Nortriptyline ‘good candidate’ for frontline neuropathic corneal pain treatment
- Pharmaceutical options for presbyopia on the horizon
- Phase 3 data presented for CEDAR, SEQUOIA studies
- Port delivery system reduces treatment burden in AMD
- Speaker: Nitric oxide signaling is important to glaucoma
- Steroids, cross-linking could assist bacterial keratitis treatment
- Study results suggest performing OCTs at same time of day
- Sun Pharma launches Cequa for dry eye
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- Surgeon: ODs should keep MIGS referrals ‘general’
- Test combining fundus, OCT imaging improves AMD diagnosis
- WHO: Need exists for data and accessible, affordable eye care
- Routine eye exam reveals distinctive macular lesion Mary G. Hoang, OD