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Not Cut and Dry
Optometrists must continue to discuss the risk of conversion with patients in the early stages of AMD.
01/15/2023
Little Jack Horner
Calmly assess the possible underlying causes of this condition.
12/15/2022
A Hiccup or a Burp?
Some may hesitate, but this technique can provide immediate pressure lowering and symptomatic relief to the patient.
11/15/2022
Valsalva Salvo
This type of retinopathy presents with dramatic preretinal hemorrhages and sudden, painless vision loss.
10/15/2022
Giving Up the Ghost
Don’t provide a cataract referral without first considering corneal rehabilitation.
09/15/2022
When to Dread the Red
Sectoral injection may mean episcleritis, but scleritis should be on your differential as well.
08/15/2022
Two-for-one Deal
When encountering bilateral macular lesions, think about retinal dystrophies, but keep other conditions in mind.
07/15/2022
Cataracts in IMAX
An innovative new visual technology can benefit the surgeon in the OR.
06/15/2022
RP Prognostication
Genetic testing can provide patients better perspective on how to handle this heritable disease.
05/15/2022
Assuming the Worst
Careful observation and history taking is paramount when evaluating a swollen eyelid.
04/15/2022
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