Co-Managing Pressure-Induced Stromal Keratitis
Consider the clinical features of pressure-induced stromal keratitis (PISK) and how optometrists can co-manage this rare complication of corneal lamellar surgery.
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Glasses or Contacts—Personalizing Myopia Management
Weigh the benefits and drawbacks of myopia control spectacles and contact lenses to match patients to the optimal therapy based on risk factors and behaviors.
How To Accurately Stage Age-Related Macular Degeneration with Cheat Sheet
This guide outlines the staging and management of age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and features a cheat sheet with clinical images.
Recent Port Delivery System Changes and Best Practices
Join Rishi P. Singh, MD, and Dante Pieramici, MD, FASRS, to review data from the ARCHWAY and PAGODA trials and best practices for the Port Delivery System.
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Patient Satisfaction with Preservative-Free Latanoprost: Clinical Considerations and Experiences
Learn how Derek Cunningham, OD, FAAO enhances glaucoma care and patient adherence with preservative-free latanoprost in his clinical practice.
Pandorum Tech raises $18M to expand operations for bioengineered cornea
Financing to advance biotech’s ‘liquid-based cornea’ Kuragenx, an eye drop bioengineered to revert an ulcerative cornea to its healthy state in less than 1 year.
Arctic Vision acquires MDCO Technology's ophthalmic device business
Integration will support global ophthalmic pipeline expansion addressing significant unmet needs in retinal disease, dry eye, and ocular neuroprotection.
Iron overload may increase glaucoma risk
Study proposes that systemic iron dysregulation is a modifiable risk factor for glaucomatous disease.
What You Need to Know About Surgical Management of Myopia
Review refractive procedures for managing pathologic myopia and how ophthalmologists can provide long-term vision correction for these patients.
Why Upper Eyelid Meibography is Essential in the Modern Dry Eye Workup
Review the basics of meibography and the reasons optometrists should include upper eyelids in meibomian gland evaluations to identify early signs of atrophy.
The Latest in Utilizing Scleral Lenses as Dry Eye Therapy
Learn how optometrists can use scleral lenses to manage dry eye disease, with tips for patient selection, setting expectations, and preventing midday fogging.
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Glasses or Contacts—Personalizing Myopia Management
How To Accurately Stage Age-Related Macular Degeneration with Cheat Sheet
Recent Port Delivery System Changes and Best Practices
The Ultimate Guide to Continuing Education For Optometrists
Review continuing education (CE) for optometrists with tips for where to get CE credits, updates to course formats, a state-specific list of requirements, and more.
An Optometry Student's Guide to Required Optical Equipment with Downloadable Comparative Guide
Learn how optometry students can pick the best optical equipment to get started with in practice and download the comparative guide.
Establishing Guidelines and Goals for Your Optometry Practice
Learn how optometrists can set guidelines and goals for their practice to maintain long-term growth and patient satisfaction.
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Eyes On 2026 - In the Hot Seat Part 1: A Live Q&A with Cecelia Koetting
When it comes to the nuances of eyecare practice, it’s not always easy to know which avenue, within the lines of best practice and guidance, will lead you to provide the most effective care to your patients. One good way to figure this out is to ask an expert—something that attendees of Eyes On 2026 got to do, posing any questions that they had to Cecelia Koetting, OD, FAAO, Dipl ABO, today’s resident in the Hot Seat.
