Wartime Injuries Spark Medical Advances in Eye Care
Some great technology in eye care has been developed as a result of treating injured servicemen and servicewomen in the American Armed Forces druing the past 150 years. Many soldiers in WWI, WWII, the Korean conflict and Vietnam lost their vision because of eye trauma, severe head trauma (and resulting retinal detachments) and infections due in part to unsanitary… Read More
Phantom Eye Syndrome
Phantom Eye Syndrome is NOT a multi-million dollar summer blockbuster movie. It is a real medical condition that many patients report after one eye has been surgically removed. Much like Phantom Limb Syndrome, in which a person might still feel like they have their arm or leg following an amputation, a person whose eye has… Read More
See Clearly With All-Laser LASIK
Do you want to see clearly for the summer? Do you want to wake up and see the alarm clock clearly without fumbling for your glasses? Are you tired of relying on glasses or contacts to improve your vision? If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, you may be a candidate for all-laser… Read More
When Red Eye In A Picture Can Save A Life
Being a new parent, I like to make sure we get plenty of photographs of my daughter and have come to appreciate a good high quality camera, but why are all of my pictures of my children showing red eyes? In many cases it might be just the case of a bad camera, or too… Read More
