Welcome to the 2016 Clinical Guide to Ophthalmic Drugs—the 20th Anniversary Edition of this publication. Be sure to view our other link posts.
Here is an infographic on the functions of the cranial nerves.
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Ok optometry student, quick question! So which layer of the iris primarily determines its perceived color?
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The FDA recently approved corneal collagen cross-linking in the United States for the treatment of progressive keratoconus. This procedure now offers patients a treatment option aimed at targeting the underlying disease process and halting its progression, rather than just treating the symptoms commonly associated with keratoconus.
It is important for optometrists to understand how this treatment works, who would be considered candidates, what the procedure entails, and potential side effects of cross-linking, so that you can educate your patients on this exciting new technology.
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Topics: Corneal Cross Linking
Which specialty optometry clinic is your favorite so far? Take this quick poll!
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An update on the status of this potential new dry eye therapy.
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Did you know that if the human eye was a digtal camara, it would have 576 megapixels!
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Learn to treat corneal injuries—from abrasions to burns—and help patients on the road to recovery.
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Michael A. Kling (Mick) is owner and CEO of Invision Optometry, a private optometric practice located in San Diego, California. He earned his Doctor of Optometry degree, with honors, from Southern College of Optometry in Memphis, TN and went on to complete his residency training in Ocular Disease at Omega Eye Care Center in Jackson, TN.
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Topics: Optometrist Spotlight
The SMILE procedure, while still in its early stages, seems to be a promising alternative to LASIK in some cases.
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