Review of Systems
Exploring the link between systemic disease and the eye. By Carlo J. Pelino, OD, and Joseph J. Pizzimenti, OD
When Facial Paralysis Strikes
Diagnosing and managing Bell’s palsy requires optometrists to rule out any underlying condition that could be triggering a patient’s signs and symptoms.
07/15/2020
A Common Denominator
Polycystic ovary syndrome is a hormonal disorder that can have ocular implications.
05/15/2020
Out of Rhythm
While amiodarone is highly effective, long-term use is associated with concerning ocular side effects.
03/15/2020
Flower in the Eye, Smoke in the Brain
The appearance of a characteristic optic nerve may signify systemic or intracranial vascular abnormalities.
01/15/2020
Common Tumor, Unlikely Location
Lymphoma may present anywhere in the body but is rare in the eye.
11/15/2019
Beyond the Pale
The ophthalmic manifestations of Waardenburg syndrome may be striking—making the diagnosis easy.
09/15/2019
Pattern Recognition
Not all gene mutations are benign, especially when they affect the retina.
07/15/2019
A Paralyzing Etiology
Patients with Guillain-Barré syndrome face significant systemic and ocular complications, including optic disc edema.
05/15/2019
CMV: Old Foe, New Victims
Immunocompromised patients aren’t the only ones at risk from cytomegalovirus.
03/15/2019
All Vessels, Great and Small
In vasculitis, inflammation can lead to serious problems in multiple body systems, including the eye.
01/15/2019
Job of the Week
