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2010
An Optometric Odyssey
ABOP
Coverage
Case
Reports
CE
Archive
Chairside:
Montgomery Vickers, O.D.
Comanagement
Q&A: Paul C. Ajamian
Comanagement/Scope
of Practice
Computers/Diagnostic
Technology
Continuing
Education
Cornea
& Contact Lens Q&A: Joseph P. Shovlin
Cornea
and Contact Lenses
Diabetes
Diagnostic
Quiz: Andrew S. Gurwood, O.D.
Dry
Eye
Editor’s
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Reports
Glaucoma Grand Rounds: J. Jame Thimons, O.D.; James L. Fanelli, O.D.
Glaucoma (general)
Managed Care Update: Randolph Brooks, O.D.
Managed Care/Medicare
Management Review
News Review/General
Ophthalmic Lenses
Patient Care
Practice Management/General
Practice Management/Ophthalmic Dispensing
Practice Management/Staff
The Presbyopes
Refractive Surgery
Retina
Retina Quiz: Mark T. Dunbar, O.D.
Review of Symptoms: Joseph W. Sowka, O.D.; Alan G. Kabat, O.D.
State of Optometry
Technology Review
TherapeuticForum: Christopher J. Quinn, O.D.
Therapeutics
Case Reports
Carotid Cavernous Sinus Fistula: Ocular Findings Point to Carotid Artery Problems: Renee Lynn Feit, O.D.—No. 7, p. 87Cavernous Hemangioma: Fundus Exam Reveals Rare Tumor in Teen:
Andrew S. Gurwood, O.D.; David Styn, O.D.; Andres Lambaria, O.D.—No. 10, p. 95
Congenital Toxoplasmosis in 6-Year-Old (Third prize, 10th annual Student Case Report Challenge)—No. 1, p. 66
An Atypical Case of Night Blindness: Sherry J. Bass, O.C.; Adam Rubin, O.D.—No. 2, p. 101
Horner’s Syndrome:Ptosis, Anisocoria Point Toward Horner’s Lung Tumor: Andrew S. Gurwood, O.D.; Christine A. Terrigno, O.D.,; Nhut M. Tran, O.D.—No. 3, p. 97
InTacs for a Keratocone: A Promising New Option? Brian Chou, O.D.; Brian S. Boxer Wachler, M.D.—No. 4, p. 91
LASIK: Post-Op Dry Eye Pesters LASIK Patient: Debra L. Denton; Carl Powers, O.D.; Philip E. Walling, O.D.—No. 3, p. 113
Optometry’s Students Become Optometry’s Teachers (Introduction, 10th annual Student Case Report Challenge)—No. 1, p. 66
Pathological Myopia: ICG Angiography Helps Diagnose (Second prize, 10th annual Student Case Report Challenge)—No. 1, p. 66
Pseudotumor Cerebri: 'Benign’ Condition Causes Headaches for Patient: Michael C. Radoiu, O.D.—No. 9, p. 109
Rosacea Keratoconjunctivitis: Third Time the Charm in Diagnosis: Lisa Chan, O.D., Angela Tam, O.D.—No. 11, p. 81
Sixth-Nerve Palsy: Facial Spasm a Signal (Grand prize, 10th annual Student Case Report Challenge)—No. 1, p. 66
von Hippel-Lindau Syndrome: Ocular Workup Helps Detect Rare Cancer—No. 6, p. 103
Chairside: Montgomery Vickers, O.D.
January: O.D.’s Curse, The: Don’t Leave Home Without It—No. 1, p. 21February: Stepwise Therapy: —No. 2, p. 21
March: Nuggets from the Nineties—No. 3, p. 19
April: Belated Resolutions for Y2K—No. 4, p. 21
May: Yokel Bites The Big Apple—No. 5, p. 23
June: Beware the Old Rope Swing: —No. 6, p. 21
July: Bug Love—No. 7, p. 23
August: Viva Las Vegas! —No. 8, p. 21
September: Mel Gibson, A Goatee and Me—No. 9, p. 23
October: What’s Better: Number 1 or Hunan Beef?—No. 10, p. 23
November: Minnesota: Where the Fish Bite, But the Doctors Don't—No. 11, p. 23
December: Harry Potter’s Marketing Secrets—No. 12, p. 19
Comanagement Q&A: Paul C. Ajamian, O.D.
January: What's New in Oculoplastics—No. 1, p. 96February: Should I Send Out That PVD?—No. 2, p. 106
March: How to Manage an Alkali Burn—No. 3, p. 122
April: Epiphora Unplugged—No. 4, p. 100
May:Why Are Surgeons JiltingUs? —No. 5, p. 104
July: Trabeculectomy Time? —No. 7, p. 93
September: Comanaging Diabetic Retinopathy—No. 9, p. 113
October: Caring for Pterygium—No. 10, p. 101
November: The Lowdown on Low Vision—No. 11, p. 91
December: The Pressure is On!—No. 12, p. 53
Comanagement/Scope of Practice
Flash Forward: How You’ll Practice in 2010 (2010: An Optometric Odyssey)—No. 12, p. 22ISRS Defends Comanagement (News Review)—No. 8, p. 4
Medicine Declares ‘Ground Zero’ in Fight Against Optometry (News Review)—No. 3, p. 2
O.D.s and Ophthalmologists Unite on California TPA Bill (News Review)—No. 10, p. 10
Study in Contradictions, A: AAO, ASCRS Say Comanagement the “Exception” (News Review)—No. 5, p. 4
Wis. O.D.s Defend Decision to do PRK—No. 7, p. 6
Computers/Technology
Diagnostic Devices of the New Millennium: Harvey Bonner, O.D.—No. 8, p. 59e-Business: The Next e-volution of Your Practice (2010: An Optometric Odyssey)—No. 1, p. 50
E-Claims and Diabetic Care: Randolph Brooks, O.D. (Managed Care Update)—No. 11, p. 29
Fluorescein Angiography: Contrastive View of Your Patient's Problems: Deepak Gupta, O.D.(23rd annual Diagnostic Technology Report)—No. 8, p. 69
t's an e-World, Techno-Explosion: Amy Black (The State of Optometry)—No. 11, p. 63
Screening Fields on the Cutting Edge: Christopher Johnson, O.D. (6th annual Glaucoma Report)—No. 7, p. 67
How to See More Patients — And More Of Your Family:Judith Lee—No. 9, p. 69
7 Steps Toward a Paperless Office: Judith Lee—No. 3, p. 47
Spin a New Web Toward Efficiency: Randolph Brooks, O.D. (Managed Care Update)—No. 5, p. 33
Taking the Pain and Strain Out of Computer Use (Ophthalmic Lenses)—No. 1, p. 33
Upgrades Map New Directions in Topography—No. 1, p. 39
Cornea and Contact Lenses Q&A: Joseph P. Shovlin, O.D.
January: Bandage Lens Debate (Cornea and Contact Lens Q&A)—No. 1, p. 84February: LASIK a Matter of Heart?—No. 2, p. 84
March: The Effects of Long-Term Lens Wear—No. 3, p. 127
April:Vaulting to Success on Post PKP Fits:—No. 4, p. 102
May: Vaulting to Success on Post PKP Fits—No. 5, p. 106
June: Four Things to Tell a Kerataconus Patient About PK:—No. 6, p. 111
July: LASIK and Children—No. 7, p. 95
August: RGPs and Myopia Progression—No. 8, p. 103
September: Extended Wear: Who’s a Candidate?—No. 9, p. 115
October: Herpes Threatens Good Eye—No. 10, p. 103
November: Update on Stem Cell Research:—No. 11, p. 93
December: What’s Behind this ‘Smile’?—No. 12, p. 54
Cornea and Contact Lenses
Brush up Your GPC Tx: Christopher J. Quinn, O.D. (Therapeutic Forum)—No. 7, p. 100Contact Lens Industry (News Review stories):
- As WJ Offer is Extended, CIBA Vision Sees Restructuring—No. 8, p. 10
- B&L and Alcon Settle Lawsuit—No. 2, p. 6
- Bausch & Lomb: Earnings are Down, President is Out—No. 9, p. 4
- Bausch & Lomb Settles Solutions Lawsuit—No. 8, p. 6
- CIBA Vision to Drop W-J Name: Completes Merger—No. 11, p. 4
- Specialty UltraVision Builds New Contact Lens Plant—No. 2, p. 6
- WJ’s Tale of Two Mergers—No. 4, p. 4
- What will FTC Make of Novartis-WJ Merger?—No. 6, p. 2
Contact Lenses: The Challenge and the Ecstasy (The Presbyopes/Optometric Study Center)—No. 12, p. 40
Corneal Ulcers: What to Do about them: Christopher J. Quinn, O.D. (Therapeutic Forum)—No. 2, p. 124
Defy Dry Eye and Avoid Dropouts: Milton M. Hom, O.D.—No. 7, p. 47
Four Artful Answers To Astigmatism: Jeffrey S. Eisenberg—No. 6, p. 57
How Ortho-K Fits in the Age of LASIK: John L. Schachet, O.D.—No. 8, p. 37
- Keratoconus: How to Diagnose and Manage: Deepak Gupta, O.D.—No. 9, p. 55
- How to Win This Allergy Season: Joseph P. Shovlin, O.D.—No. 4, p. 60
- What's Behind Those Red, Watery Eyes: Joseph P. Shovlin, O.D.; Michael De DePaolis, O.D.; Sherry Winn—No. 4, p. 61
- Drops to Prevent Dropouts: Joseph P. Shovlin, O.D.; Michael De DePaolis, O.D.—No. 4, p. 69
- Options for Your Allergy-Prone Patients: Jeffrey C. Krohn, O.D.—No. 4, p. 77
- Does Optometry Need ABOP? (Point/Counterpoint)Yes.: John A. McCall Jr., O.D.; No: Norman E. Wallis, O.D., Ph.D., D. Sc.—No. 6, p. 38
- AOA Delegates Pull Plug on ABOP (News Review)—No. 7, p. 4
- Editor's Page
- ABOP Needs a Second Look—No. 3, p. 15
- It's Not Do or Die—No. 6, p. 19
- National Board Opposes ABOP (News Review)—No. 3, p. 4
Manage an Alkali Burn, How to: Paul C. Ajamian, O.D.(Comanagement Q&A)—No. 3, p. 122
Play the Contact Lens Card (Managed Care Update)—No. 4, p. 29
Pseudomonas Strain Stirs Solution Debate(News Review)—No. 4, p. 8
Options for Refractive Surgery Come Full Circle: Barry M. Weiner, O.D. —No. 10, p. 64
Rosacea Keratoconjunctivitis: Third Time the Charm in Rosacea Diagnosis: Lisa Chan, O.D., Angela Tam, O.D.(Case Report)—No. 11, p. 81
Scientists Who Grew Cornea Grafts in the Lab Say It’s for Extreme Cases Only (News Review)—No. 8, p. 4
Solution Evolution: What to Tell Patients: Jeffrey S. Eisenberg, John Murphy—No. 3, p. 57
What’s New in Cornea And Contact Lenses: Joseph P. Shovlin, O.D. (2010: An Optometric Odyssey/Report from ARVO)—No. 5, p. 63
Tomorrow's Contact Lens Practice: Can You Adapt? Jeffrey S. Eisenberg (2010: An Optometric Odyssey)—No. 2, p. 56
Upgrades Map New Directions in Topography—No. 1, p. 39
When Words Mean as Much as Dk and Base Curve—No. 1, p. 45
24th Annual Contact Lens Report:
Diabetes
Comanaging Diabetic Retinopathy: Paul Ajamian, O.D. (Comanagement Q&A)—No. 9, p. 113Diabetes and MS Influence Case: J. James Thimons, O.D. (Glaucoma Grand Rounds)—No. 11, p. 95
Diabetes Care: ICDM and CPT-9 Codes—No. 9, p. 100
Diabetes Mellitus Beyond the Eye: A Clinical Review: Mark A. Coan, O.D.—No. 9, p. 98
Diabetic with Neovascular Glaucoma: J. James Thimons, O.D.(Glaucoma Grand Rounds)—No. 4, p. 105
E-Claims and Diabetic Care: Randolph Brooks, O.D. (Managed Care Update )—No. 11, p. 29
Comanaging Diabetic Retinopathy: Paul Ajamian, O.D. (Comanagement Q&A)—No. 9, p. 113
More Diabetic Eye Exams, and More Diabetics, Too (News Review)—No. 10, p. 6
Researchers Link Weight-Regulating Hormone to Diabetic Retinopathy(News Review)—No. 12, p. 6
A Ruthian Approach to Diabetes: Randy Brooks, O.D. (Managed Care Update) —No. 9, p. 24
Diagnostic Quiz: Andrew S. Gurwood, O.D.
January: For Whom the Ball Takes its Toll—No. 1, p. 118February: 6 Months of Blurred Vision—No. 2, p. 142
March: A Case of Striking Juxtafoveal Changes—No. 3, p. 164
April: Stubborn ‘Pink Eye’ Requires Attention—No. 4, p. 138
May: Burning Has Patient Returning—No. 5, p. 136
June: Young Woman Feels Itchy and Crusty—No. 6, p. 164
July: Floaters and Haze—No. 7, p. 116
August: Appearance and Pain More than Meets the Eye—No. 8, p. 128
September:Lens Sheds Light On Bigger Picture—No. 9, p. 136
October: Visible Veil Reduces Patient’s Vision:—No. 10, p. 128
November: Systemic History Complicates Diagnosis—No. 11, p. 118
December: Blurred Vision Follows Weight Gain—No. 12, p. 74
Dry Eye
Contact Lenses: Defy Dry Eye and Avoid Dropouts: Milton M. Hom, O.D.—No. 7, p. 47The Once and Future Treatment of Dry Eye: Robert Murphy—No. 2, p. 73
Post-Op Dry Eye Pesters LASIK Patient: Debra L. Denton; Carl Powers, O.D.; Philip E. Walling, O.D. (Case Report)—No. 3, p. 113
Study Confirms Women More Vulnerable to Dry Eye (News Review)—No. 4, p. 10
Editor’s Page: Rich Kirkner
January: Help Build a Great Wall—No. 1, p. 17February: Fund CVS Study Now—No. 2, p. 17
March: ABOP Needs a Second Look—No. 3, p. 15
April: AMA’s Losing Battle—No. 4, p. 17
May: Who’s Wasting Money Now?—No. 5, p. 19
June: It's Not Do or Die—No. 6, p. 19
July: This One’s for You—No. 7, p. 21
August: Board Certification: What’s Next? —No. 8, p. 19
September: Glasses Still Matter—No. 9, p. 21
October: Say 'Uncle':—No. 10, p. 21
November: Encore! Encore!—No. 11, p. 21
December: Dream Deferred, A—No. 12, p. 17
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ABOP coverage- Contact Lenses: The Challenge and the Ecstasy (Optometric Study Center)—No. 12, p. 40
- Ophthalmic Lenses: How Doctors Rate the PAL Class of 2000—No. 12, p. 33
- Refractive Surgery: Compensation vs. Accommodation—No. 12, p. 36
- Contact Lenses: Don't Sweat the Changes: Jeffrey S. Eisenberg —No. 11, p. 48
- How are You Doing? Rich Kirkner—No. 11, p. 37
- Income: Can You Keep the Bang Going? Michelle Boyles—No. 11, p. 44
- Ophthalmic Dispensing: Getting Ahead of the Curve: Rich Kirkner—No. 11, p. 53
- Technology: It's an e-World, Techno-Explosion: Amy Black—No. 11, p. 63
- Therapeutics: You're Only In Up to Your Knees:John Murphy—No. 11, p. 59
- Workforce: Workforce: Will There be Too Many O.D.s by 2010?Judith Lee (2010: An Optometric Odyssey)?—No. 11, p. 38
- Diagnostic Devices of the New Millennium: Harvey Bonner, O.D. —No. 9, p. 59
- Doctor, Do You Still Need Glasses? John Murphy—No. 9, p. 80
- e-Business: The Next e-volution of Your Practice
- Flash Forward: How You’ll Practice in 2010—No. 12, p. 22
- What's New in Glaucoma Therapy: Murray Fingeret, O.D.—No. 7, p. 60
- Lasik in 2010: Will You Be There? Jeffrey S. Eisenberg—No. 10, p. 54
- A New Face on Ophthalmic Dispensing: Rich Kirkner—No. 3, p. 62
- Report from ARVO: What’s New In Refractive Surgery: Paul M. Karpecki, O.D.; What’s New in Cornea And Contact Lenses: Joseph P. Shovlin, O.D.; What’s New in Glaucoma: Kathy Williams, O.D.; What’s New in Retinal Disease: William L. Jones, O.D.—No. 5, p. 57
- How to Survive The Employment Crisis:Judith Lee—No. 6, p. 44
- Tomorrow's Contact Lens Practice: Can You Adapt?—No. 2, p. 56
- Will the HMO Beast Grow New Fangs? Jeffrey S. Eisenberg—No. 4, p. 52
- Workforce: Will There be Too Many O.D.s by 2010?Judith Lee —No. 11, p. 38
Glaucoma Grand Rounds
January: Diagnosing Iris Cyst: J. James Thimons, O.D.—No. 1, p. 99March: Avoiding IOP Rise in Itchy Eyes: J. James Thimons, O.D. —No. 3, p. 129
April: Diabetic with Neovascular Glaucoma: J. James Thimons, O.D.—No. 4, p. 105
May: Uncontrolled IOPs, Field Loss Dictate Surgery (Glaucoma Grand Rounds)—No. 5, p. 108
August: Never Yield on One Field: J. James Thimons, O.D.—No. 8, p. 105
September: Trabeculum Trouble Complicates This Boy’s Treatment:J. James Thimons, O.D.—No. 9, p. 117
October: Herpes Threatens Good Eye: James L. Fanelli, O.D. —No. 10, p. 104
November: Diabetes and MS Influence Case: J. James Thimons, O.D. (Glaucoma Grand Rounds)—No. 11, p. 95
December: Therapy Changes Due to LASIK—No. 12, p. 56
Glaucoma/General
Blacks Receive Less Glaucoma Surgery (News Review)—No. 4, p. 10Break an Acute Angle Closure Attack, How to (Therapeutic Forum)
—No. 1, p. 103
Genetic Test and Treatment for Glaucoma (News Review)—No. 12, p. 10
Disc Drusen: Are they Worse than we Thought? Jerome Sherman, O.D.(Technology Review)—No. 3, p. 35
Glaucoma Therapy:What's New: Murray Fingeret, O.D. (6th Annual Glaucoma Report/2010: An Optometric Odyssey)—No. 7, p. 60
Getting a Better Read on Tonometry: Rob Murphy—No. 4, p. 49
Glaucoma Without Pressure:Christopher J. Quinn, O.D. (6th Annual Glaucoma Report/Optometric Study Center)—No. 7, p. 76
New Glaucoma Monitor Gives Instant IOP (News Review)—No. 2, p. 8
Pressure is On, The!¸ (Comanagement Q&A)—No. 12, p. 53
Screening Fields on the Cutting Edge: Christopher Johnson, O.D.—No. 7, p. 67
Trabeculectomy Time? Paul C. Ajamian, O.D. (Comanagement Q&A)—No. 7, p. 93
What’s New in Glaucoma: Kathy Williams, O.D. (2010: An Optometric Odyssey/ Report from ARVO)—No. 5, p. 73
Managed Care Update: Randolph Brooks, O.D.
January:Jump-Start Your Practice—No. 1, p. 25February: The Cure for Y2K Fever—No. 2, p. 25
March: Five Degrees of Magnetism—No. 3, p. 29
May: Spin a New Web Toward Efficiency—No. 5, p. 33
June: Patient Satisfaction From Front Line Back—No. 6, p. 24
July: 5 Trends to Watch on the Third-Party Front—No.7, p. 39
September: A Ruthian Approach to Diabetes—No.9, p. 24
October: Your Role in LASIK—No.10, p. 29
November: E-Claims and Diabetic Care—No.11, p. 239
December: Gone Fishin’ After This—No. 12, p. 21
Managed Care/Medicare
Medicare Q&A:- Billing for House Calls: Jeffrey S. Eisenberg—No. 6, p. 31
- New Doctor Inherits Old Mistakes—No. 3, p. 31
- Special Lens Features for Special Needs: Jeffrey S. Eisenberg—No. 8, p. 27
Optometry Payments Increase In New Medicare Fee Schedule (News Review)—No. 1, p. 8
Third-Party Plans Keep Lock on O.D.s (News Review/National Panel)—No. 7, p. 10
Will the HMO Beast Grow New Fangs? Jeffrey S. Eisenberg (2010: An Optometric Odyssey)—No. 4, p. 52
Management Review
January: The Entrepreneurial O.D.:Busting the Benchmarks: Neil B. Gailmard, O.D., M.B.A.—No. 1, p. 29February: The Rigmarole of Hiring: Pamela J. Miller, O.D., J.D.—No. 2, p. 33
March: Resist the Lure of Managed Care: Gary Gerber, O.D.—No. 3, p. 31
April: The Entrepreneurial O.D.:Show Patients Your Really, Really Care : Neil B. Gailmard, O.D., M.B.A.—No. 4, p. 33
May: Taking Marriage To Work: Pamela J. Miller, O.D., J.D.—No. 5, p. 33
June:Never Underestimate The Power of Staff: Gary Gerber, O.D.—No. 6, p. 31
July: The Entrepreneurial O.D.: Neil Gailmard, O.D., M.B.A.—No. 7, p. 31
August:The Patient Isn't Always Right: Pamela J. Miller, O.D., J.D.—No. 8, p. 27
September:Don’t Mold Staff in Your Image: Pamela J. Miller, O.D., J.D.—No. 9, p. 27
October:Handicap Your Marketing Odds: Gary Gerber, O.D. —No. 6, p. 31
November: A Wrong Can Make a Right: Neil Gailmard, O.D., M.B.A.—No. 11, p. 33
News Review/General
Breaking News: Visionary Henry B. Peters DiesCamera Implant Gives Blind Man Limited Vision—No. 2, p. 4
COPE Says ‘Nope’ to Non-Doctors Who Teach Courses—No. 9, p. 6
Coroner Sued Over Corneas—No. 8, p. 4
Dr. Bennett Calls on Colleagues to Meet “Unmet Needs”—No. 5, p. 6
An Excess of O.D.s, but not too Many—No. 3, p. 8
Few, the Unproud, the Cheaters, The—No. 7, p. 10
Kentucky Kids Must Get Eye Exams—No. 9, p. 2
Malpractice: The Suit That Takes You to the Cleaners (National Panel)—No. 5, p. 8
New Tactile Alphabet for the Blind May Be Quicker Than Braille—No. 1, p. 6
New Optometry Hall of Famers—No. 10, p. 8
No Link Between Nightlights and Nearsightedness—No. 4, p. 8
O.D.s No Longer Sweating Cost-Cutting Measures (National Panel)—No. 6, p. 8
Profile: AOA President Howard Braverman—No. 6, p. 6
National Panel:Optometrists Prefer Bush Over Gore (National Panel)—No. 10, p. 8
Optometry Mourns Loss of Dr. Rodger Kame—No. 8, p. 10
OSHA's Ergonomics Proposal OK with O.D.s—for Now—No. 1, p. 10
Pilot Program Takes Eye Care to the Cradle—No. 11, p. 8
Self-Referral Ban Threatens New Jersey O.D.s—No. 10, p. 4
Vision USA Sets Sights on 2001 Volunteers—No. 9, p. 8
Student Debt Is Up—No. 2, p. 10
Ophthalmic Lenses
12 Quality Control Checks for PAL Rxes: Judith Lee—No. 2, p. 35Four P's Spell 'Relief' in Managed-care Dispensary: Karlen Lamperelli—No.6, p. 5G (suppl.)
Glass Works: An Untapped Niche: Karlen Lamperelli—No. 4, p. 37
Good PALs Come In Small Frames: Jessica L. Hogan—No. 5, p. 41
In-Office Lens Making Traces a New Path: Helen Bennett—No. 3, p. 40
How Doctors rate the PAL Class of 2000 (The Presbyopes)—No. 12, p. 33
Ophthalmic Lens Companies (News Review):
- Former Innotech Customers Sue J&J Over Excalibur Lens-Casting Units—No. 11, p. 10
- J&J Stalls Definity 2 Progressive Lens, Joins E-Dr. and KeraVision in Layoffs—No. 12, p. 5
- Varilux Jilts What Hoya Built—No. 5, p. 8
Remote Tracing: How to Make It Work for You:Helen Bennett—No. 9, p. 31
Specialty Lens Reference (2000)—No. 6, supplement
Taking the Pain and Strain Out of Computer Use: Rich Kirkner—No. 1, p. 33
Try This Industrial Strength Dispensary Booster:Helen Bennett —No. 10, p. 37
Why Tell Your Patients 'You Gotta Wear Shades': Jessica L. Hogan—No. 7, p. 33
Patient Care
CVS: Getting Out the Word About Computers and Eyes (News Review)—No. 5, p. 10Ocular Disease Management, Handbook of: No. 3 (supplement)
Review of Symptoms: Joseph W. Sowka, O.D.; Alan G. Kabat, O.D.
- Diplopia: How to Diagnose It—No. 7, p. 53
- Flashes and Floaters: How to Make Sense Of Them—No. 6, p. 67
- Foreign Body Sensation: ‘There’s Something In my Eye,Doc!’—No. 5, p. 85
- Lid Swelling: What Lies Beneath Lid Swelling—No. 9, p. 92
- Pain: Nature’s Way of Telling You Something’s Wrong—No. 1, p. 77
- Red Eyes: Fighting the Red Menace—No. 2, p. 49
- Tics and Ptosis: Playing it Safe —No. 10, p. 75
- Transient and Sudden Vision Loss—No. 3, p. 79
- • Visual Field Loss: Six Signs to Follow—No. 11, p. 73
Step up to the Plate As a Diet Adviser: Robert Abel, M.D.—No. 6, p. 75
Practice Management/General
Business Plan: How to Write One Part I: —No. 5, p. 49Consultant’s Case Files: Alan Cleinman; Laurie Zimniewicz
- Bringin' in Bucks, Not Takin' Home Bacon—No. 2, p. 42
- Staging a Comeback the Private-Pay Way—No. 4, p. 42
- Texas Success: The Next Generation—No. 8, p. 29
- Tuning up a High-Performance Practice—No. 10, p. 48
Sprucin’ up the Old Salt Mine: John Murphy (National Panel)—No. 3, p. 53
What’s Your Practice Worth? Here’s How to Find Out—No. 2, p. 65
Write the Story Of Your Practice Finances: —No. 6, p. 33
Practice Management/Ophthalmic Dispensing
Doctor, Do You Still Need Glasses? John Murphy (2010: An Optometric Odyssey)—No. 9, p. 80Four P's Spell 'Relief' in Managed-care Dispensary: Karlen Lamperelli—No. 6 (supplement), 5G
Getting Ahead of the Curve: Rich Kirkner (The State of Optometry)—No. 11, p. 53
Is Your Optical a Hit or a Dud? Helen Bennett—No. 9, p. 39
'Lifestyle Dispensing': What it Really Means: Karlen Lamperelli—No. 9, p. 47
Putting a New Face on Ophthalmic Dispensing: Rich Kirkner (2010: An Optometric Odyssey)—No. 3, p. 62
Practice Management/Staff
Don’t Mold Staff in Your Image: Pamela J. Miller, O.D., J.D. (Management Review)—No. 9, p. 27The Employee is (Almost) Always Right: Entrepreneurial O.D.: Neil Gailmard, O.D., M.B.A. (Management Review)—No. 7, p. 31
Navigate The Rigmarole of Hiring: Pamela J. Miller, O.D., J.D. (Management Review)—No. 2, p. 33
Never Underestimate The Power of Staff: Gary Gerber, O.D. (Management Review)—No. 6, p. 31
Staff Raises May be Paying Off for O.D.s: Jessica L. Hogan (National Panel Report)—No. 6, p. 54
Workforce: Will There be Too Many O.D.s by 2010?Judith Lee (2010: An Optometric Odyssey)?—No. 11, p. 38
Survive The Employment Crisis, How to:Judith Lee (2010: An Optometric Odyssey)—No. 6, p. 44
Taking Marriage To Work: Pamela J. Miller, O.D., J.D. (Management Review)—No. 5, p. 35
Refractive Surgery
Compensation vs. Accommodation (The Presbyopes)—No. 12, p. 36Do Alpha-agonists and LASIK Mix? (Therapeutic Forum)—No. 10, p. 113
Does LASIK Damage the Nerve Fiber Layer? (News Review)—No. 1, p. 4
Effects of Long-Term Lens Wear: Joseph P. Shovlin, O.D. (Cornea and Contact Lens Q&A)—No. 3, p. 127
FDA Panel Gives Conditional Endorsement to Holmium LTK (News Review)—No. 2, p. 4
InTacs for a Keratocone: A Promising New Option? Brian Chou, O.D.; Brian S. Boxer Wachler, M.D. (Case Report)—No. 4, p. 97
Intacts: Old Myths, New Uses: Paul M. Karpecki, O.D.; Steve H. Linn, O.D. (Refractive Surgery Update)—No. 10, p. 107
Is LASIK OK for Kids? (Cornea and Contact Lens Q&A)—No. 7, p. 95
Lasik in 2010: Will You Be There? Jeffrey S. Eisenberg (6th Annual Refractive Surgery Report/(2010: An Optometric Odyssey)—No. 10, p. 54
LASIK a Matter of Heart? Joseph P. Shovlin, O.D. (Cornea and Contact Lens Q&A)—No. 2, p. 109
LTK May Provide Hope for Hyperopes (News Review)—No. 9, p. 4
Optical Aberrations of LASIK, The (Refractive Surgery Update)—No. 2, p. 111
Post-Op Dry Eye Pesters LASIK Patient: Debra L. Denton; Carl Powers, O.D.; Philip E. Walling, O.D. (Case Report)—No. 3, p. 113
Pre-Op Pearls for LASIK Exams (Cornea and Contact Lens Q&A)—No. 10, p. 103
Options for Refractive SurgeryCome Full Circle: Barry M. Weiner, O.D. (6th Annual Refractive Surgery Report)—No. 10, p. 64
Refractive Surgery Industry (News Review)
- VISX Drops Royalty Fee for LASIK—No. 4, p. 6
- Visx Loses First Round of ITC Fight—No. 1, p. 8
Therapy Changes Due to LASIK (Glaucoma Grand Rounds)—No. 12, p. 56
Two-for-One: Cataract and Refractive Surgery: Joseph P. Shovlin, O.D. (Cornea and Contact Lens Q&A)—No. 5, p. 106
What’s New In Refractive Surgery: Paul M. Karpecki, O.D. (2010: An Optometric Odyssey/Report from ARVO)—No. 5, p. 57
Why Four Maps Are Better Than One (Refractive Surgery Update)—No. 4, p. 108
Your Role in LASIK: Randolph Brooks, O.D. (Managed Care Update)—No. 10, p. 29
Retina
Artificial Retina Might Provide Glimmer of Hope (News Review)—No. 8, p. 8Breakthrough Treatments for AMD Thomas Stokkermans, O.D., Ph.D. (Optometric Study Center)—No. 8, p. 44Cavernous Hemangioma: Fundus Exam Reveals Rare Tumor in Teen: Andrew S. Gurwood, O.D.; David Styn, O.D.; Andres Lambaria, O.D(Case Reports)—No. 10, p. 95
Congenital Toxoplasmosis in 6-Year-Old (Third prize, 10th annual Student Case Report Challenge)—No. 1, p. 66
Congenital Night Blindness: Sherry J. Bass, O.C.; Adam Rubin, O.D. (Case Report)—No. 2, p. 101
Fluorescein Angiography: Contrastive View of Your Patient's Problems: Deepak Gupta, O.D. (23rd Annual Diagnostic Technology Report): —No. 8, p. 69
Gene Therapy Researchers Gain Ground in Retinitis Pigmentosa (News Review)—No. 11, p. 6
Genome Project Helps to Identify Colorblind Disease (News Review)—No. 7, p. 8
Pathological Myopia: ICG Angiography Helps Diagnose (Second prize, 10th annual Student Case Report Challenge)—No. 1, p. 66
Photodynamic Therapy in the Spotlight (News Review)—No. 6, p. 4
Should I Send Out That PVD? Paul C. Ajamian, O.D. (Comanagement Q&A)—No. 2, p. 106
von Hippel-Lindau Syndrome: Ocular Workup Helps Detect Rare Cancer (Case Reports)—No. 6, p. 103
What’s New in Retinal Disease: William L. Jones, O.D. (2010: An Optometric Odyssey/Report from ARVO)—No. 5, p. 79
When to Refer for PDT (Comanagement Q&A)—No. 6, p. 108
Retina Quiz: Mark T. Dunbar
January: Transient Haze—No. 1, p. 101February: Is the Flu to Blame??—No. 2, p. 121
March: The Case of Theme Park Maculapathy—No. 3, p. 133
April: Trying to Save One Good Eye—No. 4, p. 111
May: Think It’s AMD? Think Again—No. 5, p. 113
June: Mourner Laments Blurred Vision—No. 6, p. 112
July: Lesion Throws Q.B. for a Loss—No. 7, p. 96
August: Blurred Road Ahead for Injured Indy Driver—No. 8, p. 109
September: Spelunker’s Central Vision is Now in the Dark—No. 9, p. 120
October: Lupus Tx: Cause or Cure?—No. 10, p. 109
November: Uncertain "Something" Confounds Diagnosis—No. 11, p. 99
December: Lesion Triggers Marksman’s Worry—No. 12, p. 60
Technology Review
February: Fast Lane to the Web: Dominick M. Maino, O.D., M.Ed.—No. 2, p. 29March: Are Drusen Worse than we Thought? Jerome Sherman, O.D.—No. 3, p. 35
April: Information Junkie’s Fix: Cliff Wright, O.D.—No. 4, p. 31
May: The Newest Microprocessors: Anthony S. Diecidue, O.D. —No. 5, p. 37
June: Measuring VA Like a Pro: Dominick M. Maino, O.D., M.Ed. —No. 6, p. 27
July: Automated Recall Icing on the Cake: Thomas J. Overberg, O.D.—No. 7, p. 29
August: Power to the Palm: Dominick M. Maino, O.D., M.Ed.—No. 8, p. 25
September: Directions on the Information Highway: Dominick M. Maino, O.D., M.Ed.—No. 9, p. 29
October: Tell Your Patients Where to Surf: Rich Kirkner—No. 10, p. 33
November: WWW, The: Do You Still Only Get What You Pay for? (Technology Review)—No. 11, p. 31
Therapeutic Forum: Christopher J. Quinn, O.D.
January: Acute Angle Closure Attack—No. 1, p. 103February: What to Do about Corneal Ulcers—No. 2, p. 124
March: Ketotifen: For the Season of the Itch—No. 3, p. 137
April: Be Heart Smart When Treating the Eye—No. 4, p. 114
May: A New Weapon To Fight Lice—No. 5, p. 117
June: Can Xalatan Reactivate HSV?—No. 6, p. 115
July: Brush up Your GPC Tx—No. 7, p. 100
August: How to Manage Melanosis—No. 8, p. 113
September: Sad Sac Leaves Patient in Tears—No. 9, p. 123
October: Do Alpha-agonists and LASIK Mix?—No. 10, p. 113
December: Rescula to the Rescue?—No. 12, p. 55
Therapeutics/general
Allergan Sues to Nix Santen’s Quixen (News Review)—No. 10, p. 10Clinical Guide to Ophthalmic Drugs (2000)—No. 5 (supplement)
First Drug in Brand New Class Of Antibiotics WinsFDA Approval (News Review)—No. 7, p. 8
New Ophthalmic Drug Approvals (News Review)—No. 9, p. 8
Ophthalmic Medications: The New and Newsworthy: Brian E. Mathie, O.D.(Optometric Study Center)—No. 1, p. 80
Oral Meds for the O.D.: A Closer Look: Kathy C. Williams, O.D.(Optometric Study Center)—No. 10, p. 82
What the FDA’s Warning on PPA Means to Your Patients (News Review)—No. 12, p. 10
You're Only In Up to Your Knees:John Murphy (The State of Optometry)—No. 11, p. 59
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