When daydreaming in clinic, think about night-time dry eye
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By Mr Saj H. Khan
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Human amniotic membrane in the surgery of recurrent macular holes
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Macular holes (MHs) are tears in the retina’s fovea centralis, and can be acquired, acute or subacute, spontaneous or traumatic. They can cause the severe deterioration of eyesight if left untreated.
Pearls for conducting GATT in open-angle glaucoma
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COVID-19 implicated in conjunctivitis
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The COVID-19 virus can cause ocular complications such as conjunctivitis, though not necessarily in the early stages of the disease, according to researchers.
COVID-19: How Orbis International is managing operations
May 9, 2020
Danny Haddad, MD, chief of program at Orbis International, shares an update on how the company's operations have shifted during the coronavirus pandemic, as well as the record-breaking impact on one
Visual impairment high among Rohingya refugees
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Rohingya refugees are three- to six-times more likely to be blind than the native Bangladeshi population, but there are replicable, low-cost models for provide effective eye care in crisis settings, a new study by the NGO Orbis Internatio
The beautiful and the curious: Artwork of ocular pathologies
May 6, 2020
Almond shapes, long eyelashes and interesting irises—in particular those with several colours and patterns: these are what make beautiful eyes, according to artist and glassmaker Iluá Hauck da Silva.
Online ophthalmic learning in anterior segment surgery
May 6, 2020
Living in an era of vast technological development has shifted the way we learn.
Being the ‘boss’ of the graft
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A high number of corneal diseases only affect the inner layers of the cornea, that is, the Descemet membrane (DM) and endothelium.
Pharmacologic treatment an option for open-angle glaucoma
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This article was reviewed by Joseph F. Panarelli, MD
