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The central theme of the discussion is the potential confusion caused by red and green indicators on scans, which are commonly misunderstood. These indicators suggest abnormality (red) and normalcy (green), but this is not always true. The traditional interpretation of these colors can lead to misdiagnoses if not carefully considered in the broader clinical context. This article aims to highlight the importance of examining scans purposefully to avoid misinterpretations and ensure accurate diagnosis and treatment.

My vision is cloudy, and I cannot see well. Why is everything so hazy? Most eye care professionals hear this complaint several times a...

Fostering good relationships with your optical frame reps!

This week is all about the most controversial topics in eyecare from a variety of perspectives! We're joined by Dr. Chris Lievens, Chief of...

A recent trip back to my alma mater revealed an exciting movement on the campuses of optometry schools around the country. Students today are...

When you think of influential leaders in vision therapy, Dr. Marc Taub is a path paver in the field. His work as an author,...