Vision Blog

A low-power laser light is focused directly on the abnormal vessels in the eye

What is Photodynamic Therapy (PDT)?

Welcome to Case of the Day! If the abnormal blood vessels grow under the center of the macula, standard laser treatment would permanently damage the macula, worsening vision. In some of these cases, a type of treatment called photodynamic therapy,

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Appearances of supposed embolism of the central retinal artery (left eye)

Case of the Day: Eye Embolus

Welcome to Case of the Day! A patient came in with a sudden loss of vision in one eye. After doing the examination—dilating their eye and checking everything over—it was found that he had emboli (singular embolus) or plaque, or

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Red Bloodshot Eyes in a Middle-Aged Man

Case of the Day: Weed Wacker Eye Injury

Welcome to Case of the Day! An individual came in who complained of injuring their eye, something we have seen not uncommonly, especially here in Florida. This gentleman went outside to cut his grass, got his weed wacker out, and

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Dr. Croley Examining a Patient

Grading or Classification for Cataracts

When it comes to cataracts, we know how deeply your vision affects your daily life, from the little things like reading a menu to the big moments like seeing a loved one’s smile clearly. Cataracts don’t develop the same way

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Man Getting an Eye Test

Case of the Day: Corneal Abrasion

Welcome to Case of the Day! A patient came in, a young woman, who actually had permanent eyeliner applied and then afterwards had severe pain. It turns out that at some point during the procedure, she actually suffered a corneal

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