Two New Ways to Help Manage Presbyopia

One device allows patients to easily sample multifocal and monofocal options; another may slow the onset of presbyopia.

Breaking New Ground With OCT Technology

This technology is now being used to quantify rhodopsin, visualize retinal microvasculature and examine lacrimal glands.

The Doctor-Patient Connection Goes Digital

Advances in technology are causing significant changes in the way doctors interact with patients.

The Dos and Don’ts of Social Media

How to help patients and your practice while protecting everyone’s privacy.

Retinal Imaging On the Cheap

Portable, smartphone-based imaging solutions that allow the diagnostician to hit the road without breaking the bank.

Four New Ways to Manage Small Pupils

New pupil-expansion devices and an irrigation solution additive promise to make some tough cases easier.

An Early Look at Windows 10

A revival of the Start menu on the desktop and enhanced security are some of the features of the new operating system.

Plasma Technology in Ophthalmology

Ionized gases are showing promise in medicine as a means of sterilizing tissue, incising tissue and potentially killling tumors.

Virtual Reality: A New Frontier in Eye Care?

Simulated reality is creating new possibilities for testing vision, capturing surgery and helping those with limited vision.

Get the Most from Your Kamra

Here are the experts’ tips and techniques for implanting the recently approved Kamra inlay for presbyopia.