Primary Care Optometry News Current Issue

The following articles appeared in the print edition of Primary Care Optometry News.

Table of Contents

• Patient education software boosts patient satisfaction, practice efficiency
• Adlens touts new variable focus eye wear
• Amniotic membrane heals cornea, stimulates re-epithelialization
• Australian optometrists can now treat glaucoma
• Clinicians report safe results from new presbyopia surgery
• Committee votes to expand privileges in La.
• Diopsys launches software for new pattern ERG test
• Florida ODs get oral prescribing privileges
• Improved biocompatibility key to corneal inlay tech, speaker says
• Intracorneal hemorrhage
• Kowa launches automatic perimeter
• New technologies can bring patient interest back to LASIK Sandy T. Feldman, MD; Kevin M. Reeder, OD
• Options expand for ocular surface bandages Michael D. DePaolis, OD, FAAO
• Patient has ‘bloody’ right eye with ulcer, light sensitivity in the left eye
• Shamir updates software for new free-form design lens
• Speaker: Correcting peripheral refraction, time outdoors provides meaningful myopia control
• Survey: Ethnic minorities value eye health, seek no preventive care
• This year’s tax law extends certain breaks, credits for optometrists
• Update your viral conjunctivitis protocol for better outcomes
• Vision Council, AOA partner for relaunch of vision health initiative
• VSP Optics unveils blue light blocking lenses