Urgent Care
How to manage ocular emergencies in the optometric office. By Alison Bozung, OD
Hidden in Good Sight
Unilateral mild blur leads to diagnosis of primary clinoid meningioma.
09/15/2024
Unmasking Sarcoidosis
Optometrists are often the first to encounter the initial presentation of this rare inflammatory disease in their patients.
07/15/2024
Hemes and Cells and Sheathing—Oh, My!
A unique presentation of a rare postoperative complication.
05/15/2024
Not So Nerve-ous
Know the signs of this frequently misdiagnosed condition.
03/15/2024
The Giant in Your Chair
We are our patients’ biggest advocates when it comes to this ophthalmic emergency.
01/15/2024
A Cold You Can See
This condition resolves on its own, but is still troubling to patients.
11/15/2023
The Great Masquerader
Due to its widely varying presentation, syphilis often flies beneath the radar.
09/15/2023
Cut Out For Cuts
Eyelid lacerations are caused by various sources of facial trauma and usually require prompt intervention.
07/15/2023
Tiny Red Flag, Big Issue
An external injury nearly disguised an intraocular foreign body.
05/15/2023
Cloudy With a Chance of... Cataract?
This patient presented with pain and decreased vision in one eye.
03/15/2023
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