A Non-Clinical Study of Soft Contact Lens Compliance
The interesting results of a recent poster by Erin Rueff are highlighted [ Read More ]
Conference Highlights Archive
Relation between subjective responses to contact lens wear and compliance in children
Rebecca Weng examines contact lens compliance in children [ Read More ]
Understanding of Optometric Scope of Practice by First Year Osteopathic Medicine, Dental, and Pharmacy Students
Eric Woo shares research into perceptions of the optometric scope of practice [ Read More ]
Comparative study examining various approaches to reducing exposure to high-energy visible light from digital devices
Nadine Furtado compares approaches to reducing exposure to high-energy visible light from digital devices [ Read More ]
Automated Non-Invasive Method for Dry Eye Prediction
Clara Llorens-Quintana assesses the sensitivity of a new method of differentiating between normal and dry eye subjects using high speed videokeratoscopy. [ Read More ]
A Phase I/II clinical study evaluating the safety and effectiveness of a topical lipoic acid choline ester eye drop on presbyopia
Michael Korenfeld shares the results of a clinical study evaluating the safety and effectiveness of an eye drop developed to improve distance corrected near vision in presbyopes [ Read More ]
An inter-disciplinary comparison of the self-reported dry eye practices of New Zealand eye care clinicians
Ally Xue shares a poster comparing the results of current dry eye research with the self-reported clinical practices of optometrists and ophthalmologists in New Zealand [ Read More ]
Bathing the desert: scleral lenses for a case of Sjogren’s Syndrome related dry eye
Trevor Fosso presents the case of a patient fitted with scleral lenses as a treatment for a 69-year-old patient with Sjogren’s Syndrome [ Read More ]
The Standard Patient Evaluation of Eye Dryness (SPEED) Survey: Valid and Reliable
A team of researchers assess the validity and reliability of the SPEED questionnaire for assessing symptoms of dryness [ Read More ]
Where’s the blink? The evolution of a more realistic in vitro eye model
Hendrik Walther relates the evolution of a more realistic in vitro eye model for testing contact lenses [ Read More ]
