Complications may occur with any contact lens type and wearing regimen and, when they do occur, can vary from mild to sight-threatening conditions. In the first of a new series, Chris Steele discusses CL-related complications. | 1 interactive or non-interactive point for optometrists, contact lens opticians and dispensing opticians. | more
CET – Diabetes and the eye part 6
In this article the author takes an evidence-based look at factors that modify the rate of onset and progression of diabetic retinopathy or the development of visual loss owing to DR. | more
CET – Diabetes and the eye part 5
This article provides a research-based exploration of co-existing eye disease in diabetics, and what the eyecare practitioner needs to know in order to make appropriate decisions for patient management, advice and referral. | more
CET – Posterior cortical atrophy
Interactive or non-interactive points looking at the symptoms and visual impairments due to degeneration of the posterior regions of the cortex, as well as the current research being carried out to understand more about the condition. | more
CET – Diabetes and the eye part 4
New medical treatments for diabetic macular oedema (DMO) – explaining the clinical features of DMO and treatment options – from laser to antiVEGF and intravitreal steroids, discussing NICE guidance on treatment and explaining the findings of clinical trials. | more
CET – Assessment of the anterior chamber
This article provides an evidence-based review of assessment methods to effectively establish the risk of anterior chamber angle closure. Interactive and non-interactive points for optometrists or dispensing opticians. | more
CET – Diabetes and the eye – part 3
Many community optometrists are involved in the screening of diabetic retinopathy whilst others are involved in the treatment and monitoring of diabetics following referral. Part 3 of 6 CET modules on diabetes. | more
CET – Diabetes and the eye part 2
Hospital optometrist Chris Steele, reminds eye care practitioners of the mechanisms by which diabetes can cause vascular disruption as well as the clinical features of diabetic retinopathy and how it is classified. | more
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CET – Management of anisometropic amblyopia
Developed by Professor Kathryn Saunders – evidence-based management and referral of children with anisometropic amblyopia, including an overview of assessment techniques and intervention strategies. | more