Recent Articles

Here’s an update on the latest facts about the new coronavirus, it’s name, the disease and possible eye involvement.

A fluorescein angiogram is a common diagnostic test of the retina and is commonly used by a retina specialsit for these conditions.

An OCT, optical coherence tomography, allows the retina specialist to non-invasively detect changes in the retina commonly caused by diabetes or macular degeneration.

Here’s the latest FDA treatment for wet macular degeneration. Here’s why it’s unique!

Do you need eye vitamins? Here’s why most people do NOT need them!

Here’s what you need to now about the dangers of blue light.

We are exposed to blue light from everywhere including natural light and the light emanating from all of our…devices. Is it really bad for us?

This video was recently uploaded to my YouTube channel. I walk you through the various steps to repairing a retinal detachment with vitrectomy.

Do you need to see a glaucoma specialist? Here’s when I think you need to see a specialist. Share this with your friends and family in recognition of Glaucoma Awareness Month.

Do you have glaucoma? Does a relative or friend? January is Glaucoma Awareness Month – here’s what you can do to raise awareness and save the sight of someone you know.

An eye scan may soon become an integral tool to the diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease and those who have yet to demonstrate symptoms. Here’s how it works…

CRAO is a type of retinal vascular occlusion where the central retinal artery becomes plugged by an “embolus” usually made of cholesterol. Here’s why patients with CRAO need further evaluation.