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COMANAGE WITH CAUTION

With refractive surgery complications, which doctor is culpable?

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UNDERSTANDING THE OCULAR MANIFESTATIONS OF HSV

Herpes simplex virus (HSV) is an enveloped, linear, double-stranded DNA virus
belonging to the Alphaherpesvirinae family, made up of HSV type 1 (HSV-1), HSV
type 2 (HSV-2) and varicella zoster virus (VZV); in this article, we will focus
on the first two. HSV keratitis is thought to be a leading cause of blindness in
developed nations. Diagnosis can be challenging, as the virus can present with a
wide range of signs and symptoms. Here, we aim to educate clinicians on the
varying clinical presentations and available treatment options to help our
patients achieve ideal outcomes.

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Today's Spotlight


BETWEEN THE SEPTAL DIVIDE: MANAGING PRESEPTAL AND ORBITAL CELLULITIS

Learn how to differentiate and handle these conditions.

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Today's Spotlight


DISTINGUISHING EPISCLERITIS FROM SCLERITIS IN OPTOMETRIC PRACTICE

Timely and accurate differentiation between these two is essential for proper
management and to prevent severe ocular and systemic complications.
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THE CLINICAL TRIALS THAT CHANGED EYE CARE

Here’s your guide to over 60 landmark studies that established the protocols of
optometry as it’s practiced today.

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THE NEWS FEED


PATTERNS OF NERVE FIBER LAYER DEFECTS HELP DISTINGUISH GLAUCOMA FROM MS

November 22, 2024


META-ANALYSIS FAVORS ORAL AZITHROMYCIN OVER DOXY FOR MGD

November 22, 2024


CHOROIDAL CHANGES LINKED TO HOAS IN MYOPIA

November 22, 2024


LIVING IN THE SOUTHERN US, POORER HEALTH STATUS LINKED TO LIKELIHOOD OF DIABETIC
RETINOPATHY

November 21, 2024


ANTICOAGULATION MANAGEMENT FOR MIGS STILL VARIED AMONG SUBSPECIALISTS

November 21, 2024


SEVERE DED PATIENTS HAVE THICKER CORNEAL EPITHELIUM, THINNER STROMA

November 21, 2024


AUTOMATED PUPILLOMETRY USEFUL TOOL FOR EVALUATING ANISOCORIA

November 20, 2024


STUDY SAYS ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES ON MYOPIA DEVELOPMENT UNDERESTIMATED

November 20, 2024


CHOROIDAL CHANGES IN DEEP DIVERS RESEMBLES PACHYROID PIGMENT EPITHELIOPATHY

November 20, 2024


LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES HAVE HIGHER PREVALENCE AND MORTALITY RATES OF
RETINOBLASTOMA

November 19, 2024


STUDY OBSERVES PERIPHERAL DRUSEN-LIKE DEPOSITS IN 4.9% OF HIGHLY MYOPIC EYES

November 19, 2024


SS-OCT EFFECTIVELY DISTINGUISHES KERATOCONUS, PELLUCID MARGINAL DEGENERATION

November 19, 2024


SCHOOL-BASED VISION PROGRAMS “BRIDGE THE GAP” TO EYE CARE, BUT FALL SHORT

November 18, 2024


ADULTS WITH VISION DIFFICULTIES FACE GREATER DISPARITIES IN HEALTHCARE ACCESS

November 18, 2024


LONG-TERM NITROGEN DIOXIDE EXPOSURE LEADS TO NEARLY 50% INCREASED RISK OF
CATARACT

November 15, 2024


NINE IN 10 STUDENTS WHO FAILED SCHOOL VISION SCREENING HAD REFRACTIVE ERROR

November 15, 2024


DOPAMINE PRECURSOR LINKED TO 32% RISK REDUCTION IN NEW-ONSET GA DETECTION

November 15, 2024


IN US, ENUCLEATION FROM RETINOBLASTOMA STILL PREVALENT AMONG HISPANICS AND RURAL
POPULATIONS

November 14, 2024


FOUR TO EIGHT HOURS POST-CATARACT SURGERY IS OPTIMAL TIME TO MEASURE IOP

November 14, 2024


UVEITIS AFFECTS PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH, DAILY FUNCTIONING

November 14, 2024


E-CIGARETTE USE INCREASES UVEITIS RISK, STUDY FINDS

November 13, 2024


VA MIGHT NOT BE BEST MEASURE FOR IRD PROGRESSION

November 13, 2024


CLINICIANS ADVISED TO MONITOR ORTHO-K PATIENTS BEFORE REFRACTIVE SURGERY

November 13, 2024


SEVERE DRY EYE RAISES RISK OF CORNEAL ULCER FIVEFOLD, STUDY FINDS

November 12, 2024


SGLT2 INHIBITORS LINKED TO REDUCED GLAUCOMA RISK IN PATIENTS WITH TYPE 2
DIABETES

November 12, 2024


NERVE GROWTH FACTOR THERAPY IMPROVES VA IN NK PATIENTS

November 12, 2024


GLAUCOMA PRS THRESHOLD IDENTIFIES PATIENTS AT LOW RISK OF PROGRESSION

November 11, 2024


ACADEMY OF OPHTHALMOLOGY REPORT VALIDATES MULTIFOCAL CL USE FOR MYOPIA

November 11, 2024


LIKELIHOOD OF RRD ABOUT THREEFOLD GREATER WITH TOPICAL PILOCARPINE USE

November 08, 2024


CHOROIDAL THICKNESS, VASCULARITY INDEX HELP STRATIFY AMD PROGRESSION RISK

November 08, 2024


IIH TIED TO OBESITY MAY BE UNDERDIAGNOSED IN WOMEN

November 08, 2024


NEW WEEKLY CONTACT LENS PROMISES CONTINUOUS COMFORT

November 07, 2024


GEOGRAPHIC ATROPHY APPEARS LARGER ON STANDARD FIELD THAN UWF FAF

November 07, 2024


BACTERIA COMMON BUT BENIGN PRESENCE ON PUNCTAL AND CANALICULAR INSERTS

November 07, 2024


OHT-TO-GLAUCOMA CONVERSION RATE 17%, LARGE STUDY FINDS

November 07, 2024


SEMAGLUTIDE DOESN’T INCREASE NAION RISK IN GENERAL POPULATION, STUDY SHOWS

November 06, 2024


EPIGENETIC AGE ACCELERATION LINKED TO FASTER GLAUCOMA PROGRESSION

November 06, 2024


SEMAGLUTIDE DOESN’T INCREASE NAION RISK IN GENERAL POPULATION, STUDY SHOWS

November 06, 2024


REPEATED LOW-LEVEL RED LIGHT THERAPY EFFECTIVE AGAINST MYOPIA OVER TWO YEARS

November 06, 2024


STUDY IDENTIFIES NOVEL SUSCEPTIBILITY LOCUS FOR MYOPIC MNV

November 05, 2024


SMALL ADDITIONAL POAG RISK ASSOCIATED WITH AMLODIPINE USE, LARGE STUDY SHOWS

November 05, 2024


SLEEP APNEA POSES INCREASED RISK OF HIGH IOP

November 05, 2024


DR SEVERITY ASSOCIATED WITH NUMBER OF INTRARETINAL MICROVASCULAR ABNORMALITIES

November 04, 2024


STUDY: DMEK PATIENTS MAINTAIN GOOD ACUITY TEN YEARS POST-OP

November 04, 2024


LATE-STAGE AMD INCURS HIGH ECONOMIC BURDENS

November 04, 2024


NEW EJOURNAL TRACKS AI’S INFLUENCE ON EYE CARE

November 01, 2024


NOVEL OCT METRIC PREDICTS VISUAL RECOVERY IN FULL-THICKNESS MACULAR HOLE

November 01, 2024


EARLY ORTHO-K RESPONSE GOOD PREDICTOR OF LONG-TERM OUTCOME, STUDY FINDS

November 01, 2024


LOW BMI LINKED TO POAG PROGRESSION

October 31, 2024


VITREOUS HEMORRHAGE BENEFITS FROM EARLIER VITRECTOMY

October 31, 2024
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NOVEMBER 15, 2024

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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SUBSCRIPTIONS


FEATURES

Dry Eye


“WHY ISN’T MY DRY EYE THERAPY WORKING?”

When a patient doesn’t respond to treatment, it’s time to revisit the clinical
findings and consider differential diagnoses.
Dry Eye


EXPANDING THE MGD TREATMENT ARSENAL

We explore how new and emerging options get to the root of the problem rather
than merely offering symptomatic relief.
Eyelids


BETWEEN THE SEPTAL DIVIDE: MANAGING PRESEPTAL AND ORBITAL CELLULITIS

Learn how to differentiate and handle these conditions.
Systemic Disease


DISTINGUISHING EPISCLERITIS FROM SCLERITIS IN OPTOMETRIC PRACTICE

Timely and accurate differentiation between these two is essential for proper
management and to prevent severe ocular and systemic complications.
Cornea


SYSTEMIC MEDICATION CONCERNS FOR CORNEAS

This anterior structure can be at risk of various complications from oral drug
use. Let’s look at the most common presentations that ODs should know about.
Clinical Research


THE CLINICAL TRIALS THAT CHANGED EYE CARE

Here’s your guide to over 60 landmark studies that established the protocols of
optometry as it’s practiced today.


DEPARTMENTS

Retina Quiz


TRIPLE TROUBLE

Unpacking this neurovascular clinical triad can be difficult.
You Be the Judge


COMANAGE WITH CAUTION

With refractive surgery complications, which doctor is culpable?
Diagnostic Quiz


CONNECT THE DOTS

A series of white lumps recently developed on a patient’s corneas. What are
they?
Chairside


DISCLOSURES

Your expertise can really contribute beneficially to things like, I don’t know,
saving narwhals.
Clinical Quandaries


NEED A LIFT?

Patients with myasthenia gravis have lots of new options.
Outlook


ON THE SHOULDERS OF GIANTS

We present a guide to eyecare research studies so that you, too, can see further
than those who have come before.
Through My Eyes


TAKE YOUR PICK

There’s almost too many new OSD treatments to choose from.


UPCOMING EVENTS


DECEMBER 6-7, 2024


DECEMBER 7-8, 2024


E-NEWSLETTERS


PRACTICE PEARLS

Expert clinician Paul Karpecki, OD, provides practical insights and management
strategies for a wide array of ocular conditions.


OCCRS E-NEWSLETTER

A quarterly e-newsletter by Optometric Cornea, Cataract and Refractive Society
(OCCRS) covering the latest information on cornea, cataract and refractive
surgery, comanagement and leading technologies.


OPTOMETRIC RETINA SOCIETY E-NEWSLETTER

Keep up to date on the latest research and clinical findings in retinal disease
care with this quarterly publication from the ORS.


OPTOMETRIC PHYSICIAN E-JOURNAL

A weekly e-journal edited by Art Epstein, OD, featuring incisive commentary,
timely research summaries and late-breaking news.


TO SUBSCRIBE TO THESE AND OTHERS, CLICK HERE


CONTINUING EDUCATION

November 2024 • 2.00 Credits


DISTINGUISHING EPISCLERITIS FROM SCLERITIS IN OPTOMETRIC PRACTICE

October 2024 • 2.00 Credits


GUIDELINES FOR IIH MANAGEMENT IN OPTOMETRIC PRACTICE

September 2024 • 2.00 Credits


CAN YOU SPOT THESE DRUG-INDUCED OCULAR SIDE EFFECTS?

August 2024 • 2.00 Credits


A STEPWISE APPROACH TO DIAGNOSING DRY EYE DISEASE

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ADDITIONAL PUBLICATIONS


 * DECIPHERING DRY EYE DISEASE TO IMPROVE PATIENT CARE
   
   Six optometrists discuss the complex role of inflammation and evaporation in
   dry eye and teach ODs which steps to take to identify patients early and
   promote better outcomes.
   
   Sponsored by Bausch + Lomb


 * THE 3 I'S OF GEOGRAPHIC ATROPHY


 * WELLNESS ESSENTIALS FOR CLINICAL PRACTICE - 4TH EDITION


 * TWO TORICS, ONE UNMATCHED DESIGN


 * A BREAKTHROUGH IN NUTRITIONAL SUPPLEMENTATION FOR DRY EYES


 * ANNUAL CONTACT LENSES AND LENS CARE GUIDE - 2024

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REVIEW OF CORNEA & CONTACT LENSES


NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2024

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 * FIGHT AGAINST FUCHS' DYSTROPHY
   
   Recent advances in understanding genetic influences may help manage this
   condition.


 * CORNEAL COMPLICATIONS OF DIABETES: WHAT ODS NEED TO KNOW
   
   Corneal Complications of Diabetes: What ODs Need to Know


 * UNDERSTANDING THE OCULAR MANIFESTATIONS OF HSV
   
   Accurate diagnosis and management require confident knowledge of the unique
   ways this disease can present in different layers of the cornea.


 * AVOID THESE COMMON SCLERAL LENS MISTAKES
   
   Novices may be unaware of certain intricacies these lenses possess, which can
   make a big difference in outcomes.


 * CLINICAL APPLICATIONS OF TODAY’S SCLERAL LENS RESEARCH
   
   Catch up on the latest findings and how they can apply to clinical practice.


 * SCLERAL LENS DESIGN: BEYOND THE VAULT
   
   Creating proper secondary and peripheral curves helps prevent issues of
   comfort and vision quality.

View More

Women In Optometry continues to be published online, with regular updates on
practice design, practice success, news, trends and perspectives. Visit
womeninoptometry.com.


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LINK DIFFERENT DEVICES 35 PARTNERS CAN USE THIS FEATURE

Always Active

In support of the purposes explained in this notice, your device might be
considered as likely linked to other devices that belong to you or your
household (for instance because you are logged in to the same service on both
your phone and your computer, or because you may use the same Internet
connection on both devices).

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IDENTIFY DEVICES BASED ON INFORMATION TRANSMITTED AUTOMATICALLY 36 PARTNERS CAN
USE THIS FEATURE

Always Active

Your device might be distinguished from other devices based on information it
automatically sends when accessing the Internet (for instance, the IP address of
your Internet connection or the type of browser you are using) in support of the
purposes exposed in this notice.

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SAVE AND COMMUNICATE PRIVACY CHOICES 38 PARTNERS CAN USE THIS SPECIAL PURPOSE

Always Active

The choices you make regarding the purposes and entities listed in this notice
are saved and made available to those entities in the form of digital signals
(such as a string of characters). This is necessary in order to enable both this
service and those entities to respect such choices.

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