Amrita Kaur, OD

Use this guide—with a comprehensive downloadable flowchart—to improve your confidence in managing cases of both bilateral and monocular vision loss.

Streamline the clinical-thinking process for assessing red eye. Use this guide, with a comprehensive downloadable flowchart, to learn the latest on diagnosing hyperemia.

Streamline the clinical-thinking process for assessing abnormal pupillary function. Use this guide, with a comprehensive downloadable flowchart, to learn the latest on diagnosing anisocoria.

Get ready to tackle any double vision cases that walk into your exam room. Use this guide, with a comprehensive downloadable flowchart, to learn the latest on diagnosing diplopia.

ODs would be in the office all night if we had to manually transpose the prescription for every contact lens patient we see, so we've created a cheat sheet of pre-converted values for easy reference!

Remember the rhyming triad you learned in optometry school? Here are some in-depth tips on how to properly identify and manage a patient with Horner’s Syndrome if they end up in your chair.

Those late nights of studying and those grueling hours of practicing in the clinical lab have led you to this: the NBEO Part III Clinical Skills Examination. You're ready—but who couldn't use a few more tips?

Your patient has come in complaining of flashes of light and zigzag patterns followed by loss of vision. There are plenty of differential diagnosis possibilities—including migraine.

Do you vaguely remember learning about ocular toxoplasmosis in optometry school, but can't quite recall the details? This article has everything you need to re-familiarize yourself with T. gondii.

With millions of Americans suffering from thyroid disease in the United States, odds are you have seen a patient with thyroid issues in your office.