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Tag: 2018 Cole Eye Institute Ophthalmology Update Special Edition

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Optic Atrophy, Cone Dystrophy or Something Else?

Rare genetic disease diagnosed in a young woman – then two additional patients

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Uveitis Referral Leads to Diagnosis of Susac Syndrome

Aggressive treatment required to control symptoms and prevent central nervous system decline and vision loss

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February 19, 2018/Genomic Medicine

Ocular Changes Due to Spinocerebellar Ataxia

Sleuthing the cause of retinal pigmentary disease and optic nerve changes

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Listeria Monocytogenes Endophthalmitis: A Case Study

L. monocytogenes endophthalmitis is often difficult to diagnose and requires high clinical suspicion

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Pediatric White-Eyed Trap-Door Fracture Requires Prompt Diagnosis and Treatment

Delay in treating fracture with entrapment can cause permanent double vision, other sequelae

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When Anti-VEGF Therapy Isn’t Helping, Is Exudative AMD the Right Diagnosis?

Case study: With a constellation of findings, OCTA proves best option in diagnosis

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