November/December 2016

Times Change

Glaucoma medical therapy today and tomorrow

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Glaucoma 360 Fosters Collaboration With Industry

Sponsored by Glaucoma Research Foundation

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In This Issue

Up Front

Opportunity Knocks

Steven D. Vold, MD

The Literature

Jonathan Paul, MD, and Sheila Sanders, MD

Bench To Bedside

Tonometry Debate

Industry weighs in on the IOP measurement discussion.

David A. Taylor and Dan Eisenberg, MD

Challenging Cases

A Case of Ciliary Body Cysts

Aakriti Garg, MD; James Murphy, MD; and Lama A. Al-Aswad, MD, MPH

Surgical Pearls

Goniotomy With a Dual Blade

Advice for surgeons interested in adopting this procedure.

Michael G. Morgan, MD

Peer Review

Glaucoma in the Octogenarian

Considerations in treating the advanced elderly.

Samuel P. Solish, MD

Residents And Fellows

The Lipstick Technique

Felina Z. Kremer, MD

Cover Focus: Today And Tomorrow

From the Trenches

What is maximal medical therapy today? Three physicians share their thoughts.

Howard Barnebey, MD; Carla J. Siegfried, MD; and Julia Song, MD

The Adherence Problem

Its scope and strategies for its reduction.

Henry D. Jampel, MD, MHS

Fixed Combinations

A mainstay of glaucoma management today and tomorrow.

Robert D. Fetchner, MD, and Albert S. Khouri, MD

Preservative-Free Alternatives

Options for decreasing ocular toxicity in patients with glaucoma.

Arkadiy Yadgarov, MD, and Reena A. Garg, MD

On The Horizon

New medications give fresh hope for treating glaucoma.

Jason Bacharach, MD

Sustained-Release Drug Delivery: the Future of Glaucoma Treatment

Several devices are being investigated.

Justin A. Schweitzer, OD, FAAO, and Mitch Ibach, OD, FAAO

In Back

Industry News

Inside Eyetube.net

Phaco-Goniosynechialysis: Tap, Sweep, and Tweep

Jonathan S. Myers, MD