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October 2011
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The Influence of Wavefront Aberrations
With the data from new wavefront technology, a soft contact lens designed to correct the spherical aberration of the eye may be in the near future.
New Equipment Sees the Cornea Better
Corneal topographers and tomographers can vastly improve clinical biomircroscopic evaluations to better diagnose and monitor corneal disease.
eRx: The Future of Prescribing
The future of prescribing is now electronic, and the shift will make life easier for both patients and practitioners.
Plug the Cash Flow Leak
Advertising a clear payment policy upfront will help you bring a positive cash flow into your practice.
Departments
Derail Dropouts
Punctal Occlusion and Contact Lenses
For contact lens wearers who suffer from dry eye, punctual occlusion can offer immediate comfort.
Down on the Pharm
A New Treatment for MS
With the looming threat of macular edema, the eye care practitioner will need to be an integral part of any MS management team.
Editorial
Another Vital Role for Today’s Contact Lens
For post-keratoprosthesis patients, soft contact lenses offer therapeutic treatment.
Gas-Permeable Strategies
A Family History: Post-RK Vision (Part 2)
Even in reverse symptom situations, scleral lenses might be the best solution for post-PK patients.
Lens Care Update
The Modern Age of Surface Wettability
A better understanding of surface wettability, wetting agents, biocides and lens materials can help practitioners prescribe the right solution.
Naked Eye
In the Blink of an Eye
Although not often researched, studying blinks can serve as an important diagnostic tool for eye care practitioners.
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In the News
Here is a snapshot of what is happening in the industry.
Out of the Box
An Investment or an Expense?
When adding a new member to your staff, do not let scrimping on salary dominate the hiring process.
To the Point
To the Point: Corneal Imaging
What's the Solution?
Comfort and Moisture from Insertion to Removal
The News Feed
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April 19, 2024
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April 17, 2024
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
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