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A Sudden Change in the Visual Fields

Dr. James Fanelli discusses a glaucoma case where a sudden change in a patient's visual field, initially worrying for disease progression, was found to be caused by upper eyelid dermatochalasis affecting visibility. Physical examination and patient discussions revealed this issue, while Heidelberg Engineering imaging technology confirmed structural stability, highlighting the importance of combining advanced imaging with clinical observation in glaucoma management.

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Practice Tips for Young Retina Specialists

Priya Vakharia, MD, discusses the importance of staying updated on Heidelberg Engineering technologies, education, and time management tools for efficient retina practices and maintaining good work-life balance.

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The vitreous—remember me?

The article by Jim Williamson, OD, explores the anatomy and function of this lesser-known body and how SPECTRALIS OCT helps monitor for disease or injury.

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Retinal Oct Scans Pre-Empt Posterior Segment Surprises Following Cataract Surgery

While standard biomicroscopic fundus examinations are commonly used to evaluate the retina, they may miss subtle yet significant macular pathologies, particularly in the presence of lens opacities or poor pupil dilation. By incorporating retinal OCT into preoperative assessments, surgeons can better inform patients, refine surgical strategies, and ultimately enhance postoperative results.

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