29 Apr Virginia to Resume Elective Surgery
Virginia is one of the first states to restart elective surgical procedures. Is this a return to normal?...
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19 Aug Lasers Used in Ophthalmology
Laser eye surgery can mean much more than laser vision correction. How many different uses of a laser can you name?...
10 May Asteroid Hyalosis | Common Floaters of the Vitreous
Here's a great video demonstrating a very common finding in the vitreous. Asteroid hyalosis are copious white flecks suspended in the eye....
11 Jul Blurry Vision Following Vitrectomy
Here's a short list of reasons why your vision may be blurry after vitrectomy surgery other than the particular reason for operating....
24 Jun Causes of Epiretinal Membrane (ERM)
Ever wonder what causes and epiretinal membrane? What surgery is needed for removal of the ERM and when?...
09 Jun Anesthesia for Eye Surgery | Your Retina Surgery
Most of my operations are done while the patient is awake, yet comfortable. Keeping you comfortable and safe is our main goal. ...
22 Apr Using Intraocular Gas in Retina Surgery
Intraocular gas is often used to fix some retinal problems, but keeping your head face-down is near impossible. Air may be a great solution....
03 Sep Scleral Buckle vs. Vitrectomy
Here's a question about retinal detachment repair: Scleral Buckle vs Vitrectomy? Here's my feeling about this comment and which may be better....
08 May Vitrectomy and Scleral Buckle for Retinal Detachment | Retina Specialist Virginia
This is the last in a short series of fixing a retinal detachment. Using both procedures, success rate must be leveraged against complications....
07 Jan What is Anisometropia?
Anisometropia can be a result of induced (created) myopia from a scleral buckle and/or cataract. If this is the case, it is usually correctable....
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