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»Case of the Month
Secondary Glaucoma from Ocular Trauma
Dr. Elizabeth Muckley discusses the diagnosis and management of an African-American college athlete with hyphema and secondary glaucoma from ocular trauma, the risk of angle recession glaucoma, and the potential role of sickle cell in treatment options.
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»Glaucoma Watch
Angle Closure Glaucoma
Dr. Danica Marrelli provides an overview of angle closure glaucoma, including its prevalence, etiology, classification, and risk factors.
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Normal Tension Glaucoma
Dr. Mark Dunbar describes an 80-year-old patient with normal tension glaucoma, presents an algorithm for treating NTG, and discusses the potential effect of low profusion pressure.
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»Webinars
Hyperosmolar Eye Drops and Fuch's Disease
During an NGS webinar on endothelial disease, a participating optometrist provided a link to a recent study in the AAO Journal that showed no benefit of hyperosmolar eye drops for Fuch's disease.
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»Glaucoma Watch
Parapapillary Atrophy
Dr. Eric Schmidt discusses parapapillary atrophy and beta zones and their significance in diagnosing glaucoma and glaucoma progression.
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Asymmetric IOPs
Dr. Blair Lonsberry discusses a patient with large differences in IOP between eyes and whether to treat or monitor.
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Fundus Autofluorescence
Dr. Brad Sutton presents an overview of fundus autofluorescence technology and its application for the diagnosis of AMD and optic nerve head drusen, as well as potential uses in glaucoma.
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Is it Glaucoma?
Dr. Mark Dunbar discusses a patient with an abnormal optic nerve but normal pressures and the decision whether to treat or monitor.
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