As primary eyecare providers, we are likely to come across many lesions in the periocular area. It is important to have a simple and systematic approach to dealing with these during examination.
Measuring ptosis is a process that is far from easy. Find out a better way to do it!
Since Alexander Fleming discovered antibiotics in 1928, they have been the major line of defence against bacterial infections. However, over several decades, many antibiotics have gradually lost effec
The third edition of this reference text, edited by Elias Traboulsi, is updated and brilliantly comprehensive, with chapters authored by more than 100 leading ophthalmic geneticists from across the wo
One would think that after its 29th annual conference, there wouldn’t be much left to talk about, but the Eye Institute (EI) managed to come up with another relevant and interesting programme for its
If you ask a room full of clinicians whether they value fairness, evidence and merit-based opportunity, almost every hand will go up. Those of us working to optimise vision are trained to notice subtl
As we begin a new year, how do you define what an optometry practice does, in terms of products and services, both now and into the future? Optical expertise and personalised consultations form the co
Uplifting stories, sheep-trophy debates and more from the 95th annual NZAO conference
Check out practice manager Marie Taylor's highlights of RANZCO 2025 in Melbourne.
Profit may dominate business headlines, but some of the most powerful stories in business are unfolding quietly about the ways companies are choosing to do good. Furthermore, the expectation on busine
Kath Millichamp NP reports on all the good stuff from the Australian Ophthalmic Nurses Association Congress
Hamilton-based vitreoretinal specialist Dr Stephen Guest explains how Optos’ ultra-widefield imaging technology is making a difference to his practice and his patients. By Lesley Springall for Optos.