Correct presbyopia with corneal inlays
Distinguishing the developmental pipeline of this emerging surgical treatment.
By George O. Waring IV, MD, FACS
Fine-tuning the diagnosis of angle closure
As our ability to identify angle closure expands, so does our understanding of the disease.
By Angelo P. Tanna, MD
Incisional techniques in FS laser-assisted cataract surgery
Femtosecond incisions deliver advantages, but surgeons should expect a learning curve.
By Lisa B. Arbisser, MD
IRIS: “big data” comes to ophthalmology
How will the first registry for eye diseases impact patient care and your practice?
By Joseph F. Jalkiewicz with additional reporting by Christine Bahls
Living comfortably without an EHR system
Despite their benefits, our practice maintains a “wait and see” approach.
By Vance Thompson, MD
Quick Hits
By By ReN
Roundup of advances in B-Kpro research
Grappling with the complications of keratoprostheses.
By Borja Salvador-Culla, MD
THE DIGITAL PRACTICE
Considering the co-location option for your EHR system
By Peter Polack, MD, FACS
Using amniotic membranes for dry eye patients
Treat dryness-related corneal changes prior to cataract or refractive surgery.
By Brandon Rodriguez, MD
Viewpoint
IRIS: A big gamble is paying off
GPA: A Better Way of Looking at Glaucoma
By Nathan M. Radcliffe, MD
Keeping Up with Glaucoma
Event and trend analysis are critical components in the management of glaucoma — both support earlier diagnosis and more accurate tracking of progression.
OOSS ASC Benchmarking: Thoughts from a Coding/Compliance Perspective
By RIVA LEE ASBELL
Monitoring Glaucoma Progression
By Vincent Michael Patella, Vice
OOSS Raises the Bar for Benchmarking
The organization’s new, more robust survey platform is a powerful tool for your ASC and the entire industry.
By By Desiree
Refractive Outcomes: Keep Your Eye on the Ball — Before and After the Game
When looking to improve patient satisfaction, remember, that which can’t be measured, can’t be improved upon.
By Joseph F. Jalkiewicz, contributing writer
Standardizing Image Management
By Michael V. Boland, MD, PhD
Twelve Habits of Highly Effective Surgeons
EVERYDAY KEYS TO SUCCESS, FROM SHOWING HIGH-LEVEL LEADERSHIP TO PITCHING IN WITH OPERATION ROOM TURNOVER
By ERIN MURPHY, CONTRIBUTING