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Mashup Score: 1Mitochondria Infusion May Slow Fuchs - 10 month(s) ago
Mitochondria infusion holds potential for eliminating the need for corneal tissue transplantation in Fuchs patients.
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Mashup Score: 1The 8-Point Eye Exam - 10 month(s) ago
The foundation of an informative ophthalmic exam is to be systematic, organized and thorough. But how do you make sure you cover your bases, while adopting time-tested techniques and tools? Here are e
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#Residents! An #ophthalmic #exam needs to be systematic and thorough. Make sure you cover your bases, while adopting time-tested techniques. See eight tips to make sure you perform the best exam, providing patients a positive experience #YOInfo https://t.co/95KqPVjcDv
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Mashup Score: 1Essentials for Top 10 Eye Emergencies - 10 month(s) ago
From ischemic optic neuropathy to acute third nerve palsy — familiarize yourself with these eye emergencies.
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#Residents! When it comes to an #eye #emergency, taking immediate action is essential. Familiarize yourself with these 10 presentations to preserve #vision — quickly! #YOInfo https://t.co/rGXKISEeVA
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Mashup Score: 1How to Maintain Your Passion - 10 month(s) ago
Extracurricular interests and hobbies are important for our own health, identity and joy and even our patients’ health. But it can be difficult to find time to pursue passions outside of work due to l
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Residents! It’s easy to become distracted by the demands of physician training and lose sight of what you once enjoyed outside of work. Here are three essential tips for keeping your passions alive. https://t.co/faGJWwRlYf
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Dr. Monia Cheour uses several scleral claw incisions to perform a secondary iris claw lens implantation in an aphakic patient after IOL explantation and anterior vitrectomy.
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In this short video, Dr. Monia Cheour creates a sclerocorneal tunnel to implant an iris claw lens after an IOL explantation. https://t.co/6i4jYPYZJt #cataract https://t.co/b71Siy8EnU
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Ruth D. Williams, MD, Chief Medical Editor, on comanagement arrangements.
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Referrals and risks: Chief Medical Editor @RuthWilliamsMD1 urges colleagues to reexamine their relationships with optometrists. #EyeNet https://t.co/ve6QyXzpPG https://t.co/NbVMn1gkC8
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According to new blood pressure definitions, worse hypertension is strongly tied to an increased risk of retinal vein occlusion (RVO), though the risk of retinal artery occlusion appears to be unaffec
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Don't overlook #highbloodpressure! @jumpinjess7 reviews how #hypertension could put you at a greater risk of #retinalveinocclusion https://t.co/HX0G2YpXJ4 #retina #comprehensiveophthalmology https://t.co/2NyCMnLFz7
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Mashup Score: 0Fundamentals of Megalocornea - 10 month(s) ago
Learn to distinguish megalocornea from buphthalmos, a more serious finding associated with congenital glaucoma.
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Megalocornea: learn to distinguish it from buphthalmos in #EyeNet. By Drs. Iyengar, Kheysin, Dahlan, and Abazari @StonyBrookMed #DxEx [Academy Members] https://t.co/CDPks9zQfm
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Mashup Score: 0McCabe Belt-Loop Technique to Refixate an MX60E Implanted IOL - 10 month(s) ago
Dr. Abha Amin uses the McCabe belt-loop technique to refixate a subluxated MX60E IOL with a capsular tension ring in the bag and vitreous prolapse around the IOL/CTR complex.
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To refixate a subluxated MX60E IOL, Dr. Abha Amin turns to the McCabe belt-loop technique. https://t.co/kRB6YIBzRI #cataract https://t.co/rFV5fae3TA
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Mashup Score: 2Infectious Uveitis, Part 1: Know the Causes and Take a History - 10 month(s) ago
The consequences of distinguishing between infectious and noninfectious uveitis are substantial. What you need to know, part 1.
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Infectious uveitis: in part one of this two-part #EyeNet story, Drs. Davis @BascomPalmerEye Lin @ClevelandClinic and Moorthy @IUMedSchool cover the causes and how to take a history. #DxEx [Academy members] https://t.co/losYHphrum
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Mitochondria infusion may slow Fuchs: learn more in the latest issue of #EyeNet. [Academy Members] https://t.co/tdrMHDWVod