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Coding for Medically Necessary Contact Lenses
The current healthcare coverage landscape can be tricky to navigate. Knowing these essentials can help.
Freedom on Your Fingertip: GP, Hybrid and Scleral Multifocals
These options offer crisper vision than soft lenses and custom-tailored solutions that can satisfy even the most dubious patients.
Presbyopia Eye Drops are in Sight
The future looks bright for topical presbyopia treatment.
Presbyopia: The State of Surgical Correction
As IOL options continue to evolve, procedures targeting the cornea and even the sclera open up new frontiers for surgeons.
Succeeding with Soft Multifocals
Thanks to enhanced materials and designs, these lenses remain the first-line option for today’s presbyopes.
Departments
Corneal Consult
A Cultural Divide
Many ODs prefer empiric MK treatment to culturing, but this approach could be risky.
Fitting Challenges
Back at Square One—With a Twist
Clinicians should consider specialty soft contact lenses for patients who struggle with adaptation to rigid lens designs.
My Perspective
The Prospect of Antimicrobial Lenses
These could save contact lens wearers a lot of trouble, and research shows some promise.
News
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Ortho-K | Myopia | Meibomian Gland Dysfunction | Obstructive Sleep Apnea Syndrome
Practice Progress
A Hidden Opportunity
Pay attention to the eyelids—they can help us improve contact lens wear for our patients.
The Big Picture
Burning Questions
Severe alkali exposure wreaks havoc and demands a swift response to preserve vision.
The GP Experts
Avoid the Near Miss
Understanding GP multifocal lens designs and how the patient’s anatomy influences the choice can help you provide spectacle independence for both reading and distance acuity.
The News Feed
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Reading Speed, Gaze Behavior Differs Between Types of Presbyopia Correction
April 10, 2024
Dry Eye Patients Have Worse Sleep Quality
April 09, 2024
New Punctal Plug Features Tapered End for Easier Insertion
April 08, 2024
Two Parameters Associated with Comfort in Soft CL Wear
April 02, 2024
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