Diagnostic Quiz
Can you discern the causes of these unusual clinical presentations? By Andrew S. Gurwood, OD
History Lesson
How to proceed when a patient’s report of their medical status doesn’t match your clinical assessment.
05/15/2022
What’s Your Angle?
A patient comes in with IOP of 65mm Hg and 20/400 vision. How do you arrive at a diagnosis and address her urgent needs?
04/15/2022
Medication Mishap
A complex case goes awry after beginning a new therapy. Can you sort out what happened and how to document it?
03/15/2022
Oh, That’s Catchy!
Is this a case of garden-variety red eye or something potentially more troubling?
02/15/2022
Know When to Fold ’em
Do the findings here provide a definitive diagnosis, or merely a clue to the full story?
01/15/2022
Nothing’s Up
What could this case of prominent ptosis signify about the patient’s overall systemic health?
12/15/2021
A Spot of Trouble
No one wants to see a dark patch in the posterior segment. What factors in this case might help you weigh its significance?
11/15/2021
Better Never Than Late?
A patient undergoes a seemingly uneventful cataract operation—then things take a turn for the worse.
10/15/2021
That’s Swell of You
A complex medical history complicates assessment of a recent-onset red eye.
09/15/2021
A Bump in the Road
Even when a patient’s concern is cosmetic in nature, be sure to rule out systemic involvement.
08/15/2021
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