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AAO Study Confirms Slow Adoption of Electronic Medical Records
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If Disaster Strikes, Call for Backup
These companies say they can keep your files safe from fires, floods and human error.
Medicare Q & A
Medicare’s Guidelines for Diagnostic Tests
Retinal Insider
How to Spot Diseases that Mimic Wet AMD
Part two of the series considers cases that share characteristics of wet AMD, and offers clues to make the correct diagnoses.
Glaucoma Management
Glaucoma: The Systemic Disease Connection
A number of conditions—many originating outside the eye—may lead to glaucomatous damage.
Therapeutic Topics
The Whipsaw of Allergic Dry Eye
A look at the causes and treatments for the annoying one-two punch of allergy and dry eye.
Cornea/Anterior Segment
Progression: The New Approach to Dry Eye
Dry-eye syndrome is a chronic, progressive disease, and those at highest risk for progression should be treated with targeted therapy.
Dry-Eye Guidelines: Making A Difference in the Clinic?
Recent attempts to organize and codify expert knowledge regarding dry-eye diagnosis and treatment are paying off in many practices.
When Blepharoconjunctivitis Refuses to Go Away
Tips for rooting out the cause of inflammation and the best ways to bring these eyes back under control.
Refractive Surgery
Handle Complications Like an Expert
Tips on what to do when an otherwise smooth LASIK meets some bumps in the road.
Product News
Rhein Debuts Versatile Autoclave
Wills Eye Resident Case Series
Wills Eye Resident Case Series
This patient’s stye failed to respond to treatment and drove him to seek emergency care.
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