🔑Keys to educating parents of children with #keratoconus:
👉Reassure it’s not their fault.
👉Show them how poor the vision could be.
👉Be upfront about the need for specialty contacts.
👉Motivate them for follow-up.
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Maneuvering the Maze: Exploring Tough Cornea Cases
Having the right tools in your practice will help solve some of the most complex issues: https://t.co/n5kFv51i9H
#cornea#optometry
Optometry students should strongly consider the impactful benefits of a sub-specialty residency year. Hear from Dr. Kristin Mohr on her experience as a resident at Vance Thompson Vision. @vthompsonvision
Interested in some weekend CE/CME, check out Cru2 (virtual). Looking forward to lecturing on refractive surgery and glaucoma with an all-star cast. Ibach50 will take registration down.
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@mitchelibach shares why detecting KC early, and likely saving more of his patients’ vision, is so important to him. #FollowTheClues ➡️ https://t.co/hpdu4Vezw1
.@mitchelibach, OD, FAAO, shares five easy steps on how referring #optometrists can hit all the marks when comanaging a #cataract case. Check them out below. https://t.co/7AG62JNLp9
Thanks for joining experienced sleuths @drbobbysaenz, @mitchelibach, @TracySSwartz256 & Susan Gromacki, OD, MS, FAAO, FSLS at the iDetectives Keratoconus Spy Summit on Wednesday, June 21st! #FollowTheClues to detect KC early; prompt detection enables timely intervention.
Watch the interview with @mitchelibach, OD, FAAO & @OptometryTimes https://t.co/QCHem0GkhR. Ulcerative keratitis can occur. Patients should be monitored for resolution of epithelial defects. ISI: https://t.co/8U97Ssk7K1
Giannis is a great player and role model. Sports is about putting in the work and effort to win, but also learning how to handle when life doesn’t go your way.
Giannis is outstanding: “There’s no failure in sports. There’s good days, bad days, some days you are able to be successful, some days you are not, some days it is your turn, some days it’s not. That’s what sports is about. You don’t always win.”
Michael Jordan was once asked what he thought his best skill was.
He didn’t say it was his ability to dunk from the free throw line or his scoring ability.
His answer: “I was coachable. I was a sponge and aggressive to learn.”
The easier you are to lead, the further you’ll go.