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Podcast: Acanthamoeba Keratitis and Contact Lens Use

Drs. Edmund Tsui and John Dart explore the risk of contracting <em>Acanthamoeba</em> keratitis with daily disposable contact lenses vs. daily wear reusable lenses.

Repeat Crosslinking to Treat Keratoconus Progression

In a small retrospective study of patients who experienced keratoconus progression after initial epithelium-off crosslinking, repeating the crosslinking procedure via an accelerated protocol appeared to be effective and well tolerated.

Building an Inclusive Workplace and Clinic

Members of the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Workgroup within the Academy's Committee for Resident Education discuss how ophthalmologists can build an inclusive workplace for physicians and support staff, and an inclusive clinic for their patients.

Antibodies Against Adalimumab Seen in NIU

Antibodies against the tumor necrosis factor-alpha inhibitor adalimumab, a common therapy for noninfectious uveitis, could result in lower circulating drug levels and thus potentially impact treatment.
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Jun 01, 2023 High-dose bevacizumab therapy may lead to less need for retreatment for ROP For retinopathy of prematurity (ROP), treating with high-dose bevacizumab vs low-dose bevacizumab or any dose of ranibizumab may mean a lower rate of retreatment. Ophthalmology, April 2023

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Frequent visual field testing helps detect glaucoma progression early Journal of Glaucoma, May 2023

Reducing patient no-show rates in pediatric ophthalmology can improve care JAAPOS, April 2023
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Jun 05, 2023 Diagnose This: Vision loss after choroidal lesion treatment Weekly case challenge Diagnose This

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Oct 11, 2022 Glaucoma Outcomes from the IRIS Registry Using data from the IRIS Registry, the Glaucoma Education Center provides demographic information, insurance claims, disease severity, and surgeries performed across all glaucoma types. Interactive Learning

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Apr 2022 Reducing Topical Drug Waste in Ophthalmic Surgery - 2022 Unnecessary waste of perioperative topical ophthalmic medications (eyedrops and eye ointments) significantly increases the cost and carbon footprint of ophthalmic surgery as well as the risk of periodic drug shortages. This document, endorsed by the American Society of Catar… Clinical Statement

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Apr 28, 2023 Worsening Dry Eyes in a Patient with Past Isotretinoin Use A woman complains of dry eyes but denies eye pain. She is referred for evaluation after bilateral lower eyelid (BLL) punctal cautery. Case

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Jun 08, 2023 Week in review: Smartphones detect ROP, residency programs on Instagram, atropine drops for myopia progression Smartphone-based fundus images could be used to detect retinopathy of prematurity, more ophthalmology residency programs have Instagram accounts, and atropine drops show good results in slowing myopia progression. Clinical News

Frequent visual field testing helps detect glaucoma progression early Editors' Choice

High-dose bevacizumab therapy may lead to less need for retreatment for ROP Editors' Choice

Reducing patient no-show rates in pediatric ophthalmology can improve care Editors' Choice