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Diagnostic Quiz
Can you discern the causes of these unusual clinical presentations?
By Andrew S. Gurwood, OD
Film at 11
Slit lamp exam shows evidence of a potential media opacity. What could it be?
09/15/2024
A Pigmentation Puzzle
When you see a suspicious lesion, do you have a plan for assessment and monitoring?
08/15/2024
Two for One
What should you consider when a patient reports a history of blunt ocular trauma?
07/15/2024
A Clouded View of Post-op Recovery
A patient with a complex posterior segment history presents with new anterior segment findings. What’s happening and why?
06/15/2024
Sugar Crash
Significant corneal concerns and a collapsed anterior chamber manifested in this patient. What conditions should be considered?
05/15/2024
The Enemy Within
A patient presents with anterior uveitis as well as several systemic conditions, plus retinal detachment. What’s going on?
04/15/2024
The Ol' Switcheroo
Blurring of central vision indicated to the patient—and us—that something was amiss. Do you know what happened?
03/15/2024
Peaked Interest
A patient expressed concern about a pupil abnormality. What’s the appropriate workup? How should you triage the case?
02/15/2024
Toxic Relationship
A patient requires ongoing therapy to manage several systemic conditions. Does this make her eyesight vulnerable?
01/15/2024
The Ears Have It
A connection with the eyes can be present in more ways than one.
12/15/2023
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