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ABERROMETRY AND ITS APPLICATIONS IN CLINICAL PRACTICE
Patients who are dissatisfied with 20/20 visual acuity may have underlying higher-order aberrations.
By MATT KAUFFMAN, OD
EMPIRICAL FITTING OF SPECIALTY GP LENSES
Complex manufacturing capabilities combined with data collection improvements have sparked interest in this method.
By KENNETH MALLER, OD
NO-FEE CE: SCLERAL LENSES FOR PRESBYOPIA
Third in a series of four scleral lens CE activities for 2021
By ROB ENSLEY, OD
Departments
ONLINE PHOTO DIAGNOSIS
By WILLIAM D. TOWNSEND, O.D.
PRESCRIBING FOR ASTIGMATISM
SELECTING THE PROPER LENS FOR YOUR ASTIGMATIC PATIENTS
By TOM ARNOLD, OD
PEDIATRIC AND TEEN CL CARE
MANAGEMENT OF PEDIATRIC KERATOCONUS AFTER CXL
By MELANIE FROGOZO, OD, FAAO
THE BUSINESS OF CONTACT LENSES
CODING AND BILLING FOR LABORATORY TESTING
By CLARKE D. NEWMAN, OD, FAAO
HISTORY OF CONTACT LENSES
NEWTON WESLEY, AN UNSTOPPABLE FORCE
By PATRICK J. CAROLINE, FAAO, CRAIG W. NORMAN, FCLSA
Web Exclusives
WAVEFRONT-CORRECTED SCLERALS: FROM THEORY TO REALITY
Adding wavefront data to your toolbox will help diagnose and manage vision outcomes for highly aberrated eyes.
By BRAYDEN LUNDQUIST, OD, GEUNYOUNG YOON, PHD
CUSTOM SOFT CORNER
SCLERAL LENS CHALLENGES = CUSTOM SOFT OPPORTUNITIES
By STEPHANIE RAMDASS, OD, MS, MBA