OrthoK: Presbyopia Outlook: Where We Are & Where We Are Going

The goal of this article is to review current and future trends in presbyopia correction, as well as critical examination components to consider for managing these patients. Optical, pharmaceutical, and surgical treatment methods will be highlighted.

OrthoK: A-OK! A Look at Orthokeratology and Myopia Management

Author: Roxanna Potter, OD
Published: February 1, 2023
The goal of this article is to explain the use of orthokeratology as a method for both refractive correction and myopia management. Appropriate patient selection, safety and limitations to this modality are explored, along with methods to maximize its myopia control effect.

Specialty Contact Lens Disinfection: From Lab to Clinic

Authors: Pam Satjawatcharaphong, OD, and Lindsay Sicks, OD
Published: November 1, 2022
The goal of this article is to review the most recent disinfection guidelines for multi-patient-use diagnostic lenses so practitioners can apply this knowledge to their clinical practice and contact lens instructors can incorporate it in an academic setting.

Current Controversies in Scleral Lens Prescribing

Authors: Stephen J. Vincent, OD, PhD, and Jan P.G. Bergmanson, OD, PhD, DSc
Published: August 1, 2022
The goal of this article is to explore clinical challenges and/or potential challenges as they relate to scleral lenses, including intraocular pressure, corneal oxygenation, clearing the limbus, and conjunctival prolapse.

Ortho-k: More than OK for Myopia

Author: Ashley Wallace-Tucker, OD
Published: May 1, 2022
This article will review the history of orthokeratology (ortho-k), discuss how and why it has gained significant popularity in myopia management, and offer ideas for successful implementation into clinical practice.

Speciality Scleral Lens Designs and Applications

Author: Daniel G. Fuller, OD
Published: February 1, 2022
The number of publications related to scleral lenses has exploded as the science, clinical evidence, and practitioner feedback drive product innovation. This article summarizes some basic fitting considerations, important design innovations, and emerging technologies.

Instrument-Based Scleral Lens Fitting

Authors: Gregory W. DeNaeyer, OD, and Jason G. Jedlicka, OD
Published: November 1, 2021
The popularity of scleral lenses has propelled the development of technology to improve both fitting efficiency and success. This course discusses the metrics taken from profilometers that help those practitioners using a branded designed lens to customize the lens for optimal fitting, free-form lens designs that can be used to successfully fit challenging eyes, and the various measurements and tools available to practitioners fitting scleral lenses.

Scleral Lenses for Presbyopia

Author: Rob Ensley, OD
Published: August 1, 2021
This article will review the options available and discuss a few considerations that factor into the decision-making process.

Scleral Lenses and Ocular Photography

Author: Melissa Barnett, MD and Tom Arnold, OD
Published: May 1, 2021
This article discusses how photographing the ocular surface and scleral lenses on the eye allow practitioners and staff to visually track changes over time. However, they may not know how to achieve the best quality images that can help them in their practice.

My Top Five Scleral Lens Fitting Challenges–Solved

Author: Daddi Fadel, DOptom, FSLS, FBCLA, FAAO
Published: February 1, 2021
This article discusses five clinically significant fitting challenges, providing indications for how to prevent and ultimately treat them when they ensue.

Incorporating Scleral Lenses Into Practice: Practice Management Tips, Building Referrals, and More

Authors: Elise Kramer, OD and Stephanie Woo, OD
Published: October 1, 2020
This article focuses on how to build a successful scleral and specialty lens practice as well as adding them to an existing practice.

Scleral Lenses for Dry Eye and Ocular Surface Disease

Author: Kate Mcclure, OD, MS
Published: July 1, 2020
This article will focus on their therapeutic use for dry eye and ocular surface disease.

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