OCT and OCT-A may have the potential to be used as screening tools to identify asymptomatic, cognitively intact individuals at risk for developing Alzheimer’s Disease.
Clinicians should strongly consider accounting for lateral magnification when evaluating foveal avascular zone area.
Investigators discover a high reflection band located within the macular area of the serous retinal detachment that may possibly help to diagnose central serous chorioretinopathy.
Aqueous deficiency and tear meniscus height also show a good association with friction-related disease, but to a lesser extent than MGD and meibomian gland dropout rate.
Age, sex, and time from onset to initial surgery were not associated with favorable patient outcomes.
A majority of glaucoma specialists believe that appropriate ocular surface management is beneficial for patients undergoing glaucoma filtration surgery, but less than half feel it is essential.
Clinicians should consider prescribing lower concentrations of hyaluronic acid to treat dry eye or contact lens discomfort, a study suggests.
Clinicians may eventually be able to achieve trial-free fitting of orthokeratology lenses using a novel sagittal height fitting algorithm, according to a report.
An association between comatic aberration and axial length was established in patients with high myopia, but not in those with moderate myopia, a study shows.
Knowing the position of the center of rotation is vital for the optical design of eyeglass lenses, according to a report.
