by js8267sd | Jan 16, 2023 | Dry eye and corneal diseases
Without a doubt one of the most tense scenarios in ophthalmic practice. The most common is that during a routine test, in which vision did not reach 20/20 (100%), even with glasses, an eyecare professional informs a worried parent that his or her kid might be...
by js8267sd | Jan 2, 2023 | Dry eye and corneal diseases
Dry eye syndrome is without a doubt one of the most frequent reasons to visit an eye care professional. The manifestations of this problem are multiple and very common, and are usually a cause of frustration for those who suffer from them. Let’s start from the...
by js8267sd | Dec 27, 2022 | Glaucoma
In my professional practice as a glaucoma specialist, I have found many myths and misconceptions about the definition of this disease. A large portion of my conversations with patients, both formally diagnosed and suspects, circle around what glaucoma really means....
by js8267sd | Dec 27, 2022 | Cataracts
This is probably the most common question in ophthalmic medicine practice. “I was told I have a cataract, but it is still too small”. It seems to us that this issue is fundamentally a misconception. It is analogous to asking, Doctor, do I already have white hair? In...
