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Review of Optometry
June 2011
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Which Oral Meds Cause Dry Eye?
As dry eye remains a persistent problem, practitioners need to review the medications that may cause dry eye symptoms.
Trend-Setting: Global Lens Distribution
The worldwide use of contact lenses as a form of vision correction gives us a glimpse into the prescribing trends of other countries.
Should Patients Pick Their Wear Schedule?
Because many already do, we must keep patients on track with consistent education, reminder services and an emphasis on behaviors that affect corneal health.
Which Soft Contact Lens Replacement Schedule Do You Recommend?
As optometrists continue to debate the benefits of each modality, this article offers a glimpse into the point-counterpoint argument.
Departments
Derail Dropouts
New Lenses Offer a Second Chance
New technology allows for astigmatic patients to comfortably wear contact lenses and minimizes dropouts.
Down on the Pharm
A Preservative-Free Option
With the introduction of Saflutan, practitioners have a non-preserved prostaglandin analogue for patients with ocular sensitivities.
Editorial
Are We Over-Testing, Over-Diagnosing and Over-Treating?
Practitioners must toe the line between necessary diagnosis tools and over-testing.
Gas-Permeable Strategies
Orth-OK?
Are we missing opportunities to provide a benefit to our patients and our practices?
Lens Care Update
Can Cosmetics Impact Contact Lens Wear?
Although often overlooked, it is important to understand the consequences of makeup and removal agents adhering to contact lenses.
Naked Eye
Non-Compliance: A Continued Concern
Even among eye care professionals who wear contact lenses, compliance is found to be lacking.
News
In the News
Here is a snapshot of what is happening in the industry.
Out of the Box
Creating a Goal for Next Year
When it comes to practice management, it is important that your yearly goals do not prevent you from achieving maximum growth.
To the Point
To the Point: Artificial Tears
What's the Solution?
Contaminating Contact Lens Care Compliance: The Sterilizing Truth
The News Feed
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March 27, 2024
Artificial Tears Disrupt Inflammatory Cycle, Study Shows
March 25, 2024
Myopia Could Impose Increased Stress on Corneal Endothelium
March 21, 2024
Study Finds Rheumatoid Arthritis, Ocular Trauma, Surgery All Raise PUK Risk
March 19, 2024
LAMP Study: Atropine 0.05% Effective For Myopia Control at Five Years
March 18, 2024
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