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Dry Eye Epidemiology in Practice

Keratoconjunctivitis sicca, referred to as dry eye disease (DED), is a growing public health concern affecting as many as 17% of women and 11.1% of men in the United States. This is likely an underestimation, considering the number of self-treating patients and mild/periodic cases with intermittent symptoms. The Tear Film and Ocular Surface Society’s Dry Eye Workshop II (DEWS II) definition of DED adds “a loss of homeostasis” as a disease characterization, which is the “unifying characteristic describing the fundamental process in the development of dry eye disease.”

By Michelle Hessen, OD
Review of Optometry CE, January 2020

Optometric Study Center: Courses published monthly in Review of Optometry and Review of Cornea & Contact Lenses, offering either 1 or 2 hours of CE credit. Processing fees apply. Exam valid for credit up to three years from release date.

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December 2019•2 Credits•Granted
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Preventing the Vision-threatening Complications of Diabetes

The desired results of this activity are to enable optometrists to better identify patients with diabetic retinopathy and diabetic macular edema and to improve how care is coordinated so that effective treatment practices can ultimately improve visual outcomes of patients with diabetes.

November 2019•2 Credits•Granted
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IOP Management in Today’s Practice: The Age of Outflow

In this educational activity, the mechanisms of action of new IOP-lowering drugs, as well as their efficacy and safety profiles, will be reviewed. Through a series of case studies, the use of these drugs in clinical practice will also be illustrated.

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Assessing the Clinical Recognition and Management of Blepharoptosis

Assess your knowledge about the diagnosis and management of blepharoptosis.

 

Ophthalmology CME

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