Primary Care Optometry News Current Issue
The following articles appeared in the print edition of Primary Care Optometry News.
Table of Contents
- Educators, lecturers not sold on COPE
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- FDA grants milestone excimer laser approval for PRK
- Industry News
- Laser Centers
- Laser vs. medication
- MDs, ODs work together at new Oklahoma laser refractive surgery center
- NewsPeople
- Ofloxacin penetrates cornea easily; Absorption not affected by epithelium
- Ortho-K remains effective alternative to refractive surgery
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- Prepare your practice for laser refractive surgery comanagement in four easy steps
- Presbyopic patients can help your contact lens practice survive refractive surgery
- PRK centers boost referral return through physician ownership
- Refractive surgery patients need direction Mark S. Danzo, OD
- Retinal nerve fiber layer loss precedes visual field loss in glaucoma
- Setting target IOP vital to glaucoma management
- Small study in Cleveland finds LASIK effectively reduces high myopia Jeffrey M. Augustine, OD; Karen B. Murray, OD
- Surgeon predicts LASIK will be procedure of choice with excimer laser
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- After PRK approval, what we might have here is a credentialing gap. Keith J. Croes
- Load the dice in your favor after PRK approval Nancy Hemphill, ELS, FAAO