Feb 2007

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Departments

These hidden potential complications can make general partnership a nightmare.

New systems allow a practice to track patient and staff location while analyzing timing for better scheduling.

What are the billing issues related to the new Preferential Hyperacuity Perimeter?

Advances in technology and refined surgical technique have led to better outcomes for patients with macular holes.

An in-depth look at the options for treating patients with tired-looking eyes or drooping lids.

Data from a recent trial suggests that this option shares the advantages of trabeculectomy —but with fewer risks.

The impact of our environment on our susceptibility to allergic reactions.

This modification on the standard monovision trial may improve your ability to select prospects for NearVision Conductive Keratoplasty.

Adding procedures and increasing speed and safety are some of the modifications that keep this technology on the cutting edge.

Some dry eyes can be salvaged before surgery, others are best left alone.

An emegency visit reveals the effects of an earlier trauma.