Technology Update
Keep in Touch (Virtually) With Your Patients
The new normal demands new solutions. Here’s an overview of five tools that can help your practice transition and grow.
Anterior Segment OCT: Still Evolving
Although this hasn’t yet become the standard-of-care, more surgeons are finding it very helpful—and the best may lie ahead.
Monoclonal Antibodies For Ocular Symptoms
Neuro-ophthalmologists review two new drugs that can treat the ocular manifestations of giant cell arteritis and Graves’ disease.
Retinal Imaging On the Go
Although handheld fundus cameras require close contact, they may still be viable for some clinics and teleophthalmology.
Sterilizing Surgical Masks During a Crisis
Finding ways to make the most of essential equipment that’s in limited supply calls for ingenuity. Here’s an update.
Telemedicine in the Time of COVID-19
Telemedicine experts offer some tips for navigating distance doctoring during the pandemic.
3-D Heads-up Displays & the Anterior Segment Surgery
Proponents say this technology is becoming more viable as a tool for surgeons working at the front of the eye.
Low-Vision Devices: The Overt and Covert
A look at four low-vision devices and some tips for modifying smartphones to help those with limited sight.
Manual LRIs: Tools of the Trade
Despite the availability of more high-tech options, manual LRIs can still be a useful way to address astigmatism.
Lords of the Rings: The Defeat of Miosis
Pupillary expansion rings aren’t Elven-made, but they are powerful tools for combating intraoperative miosis.
