YAG laser for optoms proposed
Following a successful pilot study, the Optometrists and Dispensing Opticians Board (ODOB) has released a consultation document for a new specialist optometrist scope of practice to allow hospital-based optometrists to perform ophthalmic laser surgery.
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The sound of scienceDecember 3, 2021
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TV shows to tackle amblyopiaDecember 3, 2021
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GPs screen for DR with oDocs’ NunDecember 3, 2021
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MIGS devices and endophthalmitisDecember 3, 2021
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FDA-approved OptiLight unveiledNovember 30, 2021
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The best of French and Italian know-howNovember 26, 2021
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AUSCRS – Virtually as good as the real thingDecember 4, 2021
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Retina research updateDecember 3, 2021
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Ups and downs, writes and wrongsNovember 22, 2021
AUSCRS – Virtually as good as the real thing
I’d hoped to have been reporting about fun in the sun, fancy dress and cocktails in Noosa, Queensland, for this year’s meeting of the Australasian Society...
Retina research update
Characteristics of patients with complete VA recovery after vitrectomy for macula-off retinal detachmentKonstantinidis L et alEye (Lond). 2021 Oct;35(10):2834-2839
Ups and downs, writes and wrongs
Over the years I've found that writing about the informal aspects of being a part- or full-time 'Blindy' is an odd way to pass the time. It often presents...
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The iris in health and disease: part 1 - normal variations and mass lesions
The healthy human iris consists of five layers: the anterior-border layer, stroma, iris sphincter muscle, iris dilator muscle and the iris pigment epithelium...
BOOK REVIEW: Whitcup and Nussenblatt's Uveitis 5th edition by Scott M Whitcup and H Nida Sen
Uveitis is a fascinating world but can be intimidating for the uninitiated. Outside anterior uveitis and scleritis, many uveitis diseases are uncommon...
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