Staying Local with Blepharitis Treatment
Ways to diagnose and categorize the disease, and thoughts on the best way to treat it when it occurs.
Adopting and Adapting Imaging Tools for Clinical Use
Imaging advances are providing entirely new ways of capturing the human eye and visualizing ocular structures and disorders.
Seeing the Future of Ocular Imaging
The latest imaging technology can help eye care practitioners better assess and treat
corneal complications.
Of Biomes, Biofilm and The Ocular Surface
Knowing how bacteria grow and communicate may hold the
key to future treatments for ophthalmic infections.
A Preemptive Strike
Open communication with your patients can help to alleviate complications
surrounding dry eye and contact lenses, such as dropouts.
Ora in India
Ocular therapeutics is a global business so it’s no surprise that current Ora projects include studies around the world.
Clinical Trials from the Statistician’s Side: Reducing Variability
When minimizing variability in retinal imaging data for a clinical trial, there exists a “uniform operations chain” consisting of the machine, operator, and reading center.
Combination a complication
Allergic conjunctivitis and dry eye: Co-morbid partners of ocular surface disease
Vasoconstrictors: Myths and Realities
The facts about how vasoconstrictors work and thoughts about mechanisms behind their purported negative side effects.
Farewell, Fort Lauderdale
‘Translational research: Seeing the possibilities’ focus of finale in Florida host city