EyeNet Magazine, March, 2009


	March 2009
	Feature

	•	Glaucoma Drops: Rx for Success, or Trouble?
	•	H. Dunbar Hoskins Jr., MD, Retires
	•	Cataract Spotlight Recap

	Clinical Insights

	•	Diagnosis and Management of Ocular Coccidioidomycosis

	•	The Latest Wisdom on Managing Floppy Iris

	•	Post-HAART Eye Care for HIV-Infected Patients
	•	Managing Retinal Injuries From Lasers

	Clinical Challenges

	•	Morning Rounds: What's Your Diagnosis?

	•	Blink Mystery Image



	News


	•	Journal Highlights
	•	News in Review
	•	Academy Notebook
	•	Products & Services

	Practice Management


	•	The Eye Exam: Don’t Be Baffled by These Brainteasers
	•	How Incentives Can Boost Practice Efficiency

	Opinions

	•	Wrong-Eye Surgery: Will It Be Your Turn Next?
	•	Letters

Glaucoma Drops: Rx for Success, or Trouble?
Topical ocular hypotensive drops are often dramatically successful for managing glaucoma or elevated IOP. But they are not without toxicity concerns. (more)

H. Dunbar Hoskins Jr., MD, Retires
Sixteen years of achievement at the Academy under Dr. Hoskins’ leadership. (more)

Cataract Spotlight Recap
Review poll results from the 2008 Cataract Spotlight Symposium. (more)

Blink

Mystery Image
What do you see?

Ophthalmic Pearls

Ocular Coccidioidomycosis
Diagnosis and management of this uncommon condition. (more)

Morning Rounds

The Case of the Potentially Fatal Red Eye
From a dry cough and nausea to diplopia and an eye that was swollen almost shut—it had been a miserable two weeks for this 14-year-old. (more)

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