EyeNet Magazine, March 2006


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	Feature

	•	Right Patient, Wrong Lens

	Clinical Insights

	•	Diagnosing Septo-Optic Dysplasia

	•	Don't Miss Glaucoma in Post-LASIK Patients

	•	Kids and Conjunctivitis: When to Treat, What to Use

	•	Considering Avastin? AMD Treatment Information Emerging

	Clinical Challenges

	•	Morning Rounds: What’s Your Diagnosis?

	•	Blink Mystery Image



	News


	•	Journal Highlights
	•	News in Review
	•	Academy Notebook

	•	Products & Services

	Practice Management


	•	Coding for Dry Eye, Part 1
	•	How to Fight a Denied Claim Under Medicare's New Appeals Process

	Opinions

	•	Volunteerism: Are You Giving Back?
	•	Letters

		Right Patient, Wrong Lens Simple human error can result in IOL misimplantations. Several experienced cataract surgeons share their fail-safe measures. (more)









		Blink Mystery Image What do you see?



Ophthalmic Pearls Diagnosing Septo-Optic Dysplasia How to make the diagnosis of septo-optic dysplasia. A look at accompanying systemic abnormalities, etiology and treatment. (more)



Morning Rounds Every Time He Plays Golf, His Vision Gets Foggy A 76-year-old man reported that the vision in his left eye would deteriorate for several hours as he walked around the golf course. What's your diagnosis?



Practice Perfect How to Fight a Carrier’s Decision Medicare’s new appeals process offers you some advantages—if you know how to make the most of them. (more)

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