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Selective Laser Trabeculoplasty: A Student Guide
A patient sits down in your chair being followed for possible glaucoma. You have determined they have a progressing C/D ratio and, after running an OCT and visual field, your attending and you decide that they have a thinning RNFL and...
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OCT-A: How, when, and why?
Optical Coherence Tomography Angiography, also known as OCT-A, is a fairly new technology that allows doctors to better assess retinal and choroidal vascular disease and blood flow. OCT-A can be used to assess structural changes in...
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Crash Course on Dry Eye Syndrome Part 2: Treatment and Management
Dry eye is constantly in the news and the way we treat it is always changing. The publication of the 2017 Report of the TFOS International Dry Eye Workshop II (more commonly known as the TFOS DEWS II) provides evidence-based treatment and...
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Dots, Squiggles, and Triangles, Oh My! A Visual Field Guide Part 1
Let's just cut to the chase - visual fields can be confusing. There are a million options on a hundred instruments, and a poor choice could doom you and your patient to thirty minutes in a dark room with some dots and beeps....
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Drug Chart – Glaucoma
This is one of the many articles that are based on providing the most up-to-date list on commonly prescribed medications and some valuable information about them. The first of these articles is about glaucoma, a progressive disease that...