OCTA: A new tool for glaucoma evaluation

The technology enables a new window into glaucoma by looking into retinal perfusion.

Optic disc evaluation in glaucoma

OCT technology enables visualization that aids in diagnosis and detection of progression.

Identifying eyes with rapid glaucoma progression

Part one of a two-part series covers visual field testing.

Catch the “comma,” spare the vision

Macular (paracentral) defects in patients with open-angle glaucoma are too easy to miss.

The dry eye puzzle

What do all these symptoms and signs mean to patients?

A partner, or an employee?

To help answer that question when hiring a physician, keep these factors in mind.

Guest Editorial

Making progress in glaucoma evaluation

As I See It

In defense of the “key opinion leader”

Coding & Reimbursement

The skinny on screening tests

Enhancing Practice Performance

Checklists help “pilot” your practice

Quick Hits

By Robert Stoneback, associate editor

Financial Factor

Should I stay or should I grow…

Spotlight On Technology & Technique

A step forward for SS-OCT

Rx Perspective

Tears via neural stimulation

In So Many Words

Sight Sciences’ Shawn O’Neil

Memorable Patient Encounter

“I live in the swamp”

The Role of MIGS to Manage Glaucoma in the Dry Eye Patient

New options reduce medication burden.

Combined Electroretinography and Selective Laser Trabeculoplasty for Glaucoma

Team glaucoma has acquired new players.

The Constant Learner in Glaucoma

A Q&A with 2 self-taught MIGS specialists.

Goniotome Trabecular Meshwork Excision

A cost-conscious solution to ab interno trabeculectomy with pristine angle view.

The Glaucoma Medication Pipeline

What new drugs will mean to glaucoma specialists and patients.

NEWS BRIEFS

Research and industry news in glaucoma

FROM THE EDITOR

Can MIGS Stand Alone?

CODING

Borrowed Equipment

GLAUCOMA MYTH BUSTERS

Myths About Selective Laser Trabeculoplasty

PATIENTS ARE ASKING

“Am I Going Blind?”

PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT

Device Targets the Conventional Outflow Pathway