January 2015

Features

Can one progressive eye disease teach us how to best treat another?

Turning your interest in scleral lenses into a successful practice-builder requires more than just knowing how to fit them.

Are you intimidated by this resurgent modality? You don't have to be. When fitting scleral lenses, keep these handy tips in mind.

The CDC recently completed its first national contact lens health campaign. Can lessons learned during the effort help practicing clinicians?

These specialty lenses are no longer just for the irregular cornea.

Diagnosing contact lens-related discomfort is not always as simple as you may think.

Do your patients get mucus buildup on their scleral lenses? Here's one way to remove it.

Ocular concerns differ somewhat from systemic ones, but in many respects the risks and consequences are comparable.

Doctors may one day use stem cells to treat corneal scars.

DMEK is effective in restoring visual acuity in vitrectomized eyes, despite higher complication rates.

Here is a snapshot of what's happening in the industry

Are you fully considering Demodex in your work-ups and treatment decisions?