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What OCTA shows us

Optical coherence tomography angiography (OCTA) has ushered in a different way for eyecare professionals to view retinal and choroidal vasculature. Find out why understanding this technology is the key to capturing images.

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All about red caps: Mydriatics and cycloplegics

Do you ever wonder what the difference is among all those bottles with the red caps you use in your office for dilating patients? Each has a different name and different concentration—but as far as you can tell, they all serve the end purpose of dilating patients.

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Telephone triage: Recognize potential visual disturbance emergencies

All staffers who interact with patients must be able to recognize possible emergencies of visual disturbance. It is important to know when a patient must come in immediately, can wait until tomorrow, or be scheduled for the next available appointment.

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I just graduated from optometry school … now what?

Zoom out to expand treatment for diabetes patients

3 mental health conditions to watch for in patients

Q&A: A variety of pets, master’s in nutrition, peanut butter, and jujitsu

New research on improving contact lens comfort for patients with dry eye

3 updates to treating Sjögren’s syndrome and dry eye

How artificial intelligence is changing the future of optometry

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Scleral lenses help manage ocular surface disease

Offer more comfort to contact lens wearers

Why ODs shouldn’t stop short with patient care

ODs have room to grow in selling annual CL supplies

Look for small signs to prevent contact lens complications

Experts offer advice on fitting, pricing daily disposables

Troubleshoot contact lens discomfort and prevent complications

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