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| |  | | Technology Spotlight: Creating Awareness and Alleviating Consequences of Low-Contrast Sensitivity Paramount to Helping Patients
A routine physical examination involves checking several aspects of the body’s inner workings, such as blood pressure, heart rate and lung function, among other things. A routine eye exam generally includes a screening for glaucoma, macular degeneration and a standard visual acuity test on a high-contrast letter-reading chart. While these eye health tests are extremely important, they don’t accurately measure the “big picture”, which includes contrast sensitivity.
More... | | | | | Product Showcase: CellChek XL Specular Microscope
The Cellchek XL™ includes the same features as the CellChek SP as well as five fixation points - central, along with four peripheral targets to give a more comprehensive look at the cornea. The system also locates the site on the cornea where the photograph was taken. This is valuable when you wish to return to the same location on the cornea after surgery or for sequential follow up. The system also has a non-contact pachymetry feature in all five target zones. The microscope system includes all peripheral hardware, motorized table, printer, and color LCD.
More... | | |  | | Technology Spotlight: Proper PAD Assessment: Understanding the Ankle-Brachial Index (ABI)
This article addresses the cornerstone of lower extremity peripheral arterial testing, the ABI. The ABI is the most widely used indicator of peripheral arterial disease (PAD), and as such, warrants a discussion on its own: To ensure full understanding, the calculation of the ABI based on ankle pressures alone, is NOT a reimbursable procedure; however, the ABI with hard-copy waveform tracings taken at the ankle level with continuous wave (CW) Doppler or pulse volume recordings (PVR) is reimbursable under CPT code 93922.
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