Nonarteritic, Anterior Ischemic Optic Neuropathy: A Case Study
Ischemic optic neuropathies are the most common acute optic nerve pathology in patients older than 50 years of age.
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Bungee Jumping May Cause Retinal Hemorrhage, Other Ocular Damage
A case study and literature review detail the various ocular ramifications resulting from bodily injury after bungee jumping.
Normal Tension Glaucoma Linked to Systemic Hypertension, Blood Pressure Fluctuations
Using ambulatory blood pressure monitoring, researchers were able to detect a high number of potentially important abnormalities.
Electroretinography Can Predict Diabetic Eye Disease Changes
The presentation reviews the capability of electroretinography to predict and evaluate retinal function.
Young Glaucoma Patients Can Benefit From Vision Rehab
Rehabilitation may help patients learn how to cope with the loss of binocular visual function.
Retinal Imaging Highly Accurate in Preclinical Alzheimer Detection
Research shows how ocular biomarkers could be a tool for early detection of the degenerative disease, even in cognitively normal patients.
Pediatric Atopic Dermatitis Linked to Ocular Disease
A study shows these patients have a higher likelihood of visual impairment, eye disorders, and glaucoma.
Vision Impairment Associated with All-Cause Mortality
The study reviewed potential risk factors that could shorten the lives of patients with low vision or vision loss.
IOL Matchmaking: New Technologies Expand Patient Options
Cataract specialist Neda Nikpoor, MD, of Aloha Laser Vision, shares her guidelines for pairing patients with the right advanced intraocular lens for their lifestyle.
Imaging Approach Could Be ‘New Way’ for Glaucoma Testing in High Myopia Cases
Researchers examine papillary anatomic and circumpapillary microperimetric assessments in glaucoma testing for patients with high myopia.
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