Ophthalmology Archives

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22 September 2023

Surgical treatment and post-operative management of diabetic cataract in dogs

14 July 2022

Benign neglect – when is doing nothing the best thing to do?

Vet holding head of cat with eye infection

1 July 2022

A look through the latest literature: ophthalmology

29 November 2021 Subscribers only

What’s new in canine diabetic cataract?

26 November 2021 Members only

A cherry on top: a look at prolapsed glands of the third eyelid

1 November 2021

A look through the latest literature

27 September 2021

“The AI system was better than any of the individual ophthalmologists at diagnosing conditions affecting the retina”

12 August 2021

“Why can we physically buy an instrument to deal with something that does not exist?”

27 July 2021 Subscribers only

Treating a melted corneal ulcer in a tiger

7 December 2020 Members only

New Forest eye – a global issue

7 December 2020 Members only

Nursing the ophthalmic patient

7 December 2020 Subscribers only

Brachycephalic eyes – why do they get so many ulcers?

31 December 2019

Cryosurgery in veterinary ophthalmology

13 February 2019

Asking the experts about eye problems

23 October 2018

Dealing with the painful eye

2 October 2018

Potential applications for corneal cross-linking in ophthalmology

16 April 2018

Managing ophthalmic pain

18 December 2017

Dealing with atypical myopathy

18 December 2017

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Surgical treatment and post-operative management of diabetic cataract in dogs

Benign neglect – when is doing nothing the best thing to do?

Your favourite columns

A look through the latest literature: ophthalmology

What’s new in canine diabetic cataract?

A cherry on top: a look at prolapsed glands of the third eyelid

A look through the latest literature

“The AI system was better than any of the individual ophthalmologists at diagnosing conditions affecting the retina”

“Why can we physically buy an instrument to deal with something that does not exist?”

Treating a melted corneal ulcer in a tiger

New Forest eye – a global issue

Nursing the ophthalmic patient

Brachycephalic eyes – why do they get so many ulcers?

Cryosurgery in veterinary ophthalmology

Asking the experts about eye problems

Dealing with the painful eye

Potential applications for corneal cross-linking in ophthalmology

Managing ophthalmic pain

Dealing with atypical myopathy

Opinion: “A comparative view of ophthalmology is, to me at least, at the same time awe-inspiring and humbling. Casey Wood found it just the same”

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Surgical treatment and post-operative management of diabetic cataract in dogs

Benign neglect – when is doing nothing the best thing to do?

Your favourite columns

A look through the latest literature: ophthalmology

What’s new in canine diabetic cataract?

A cherry on top: a look at prolapsed glands of the third eyelid

A look through the latest literature

“The AI system was better than any of the individual ophthalmologists at diagnosing conditions affecting the retina”

“Why can we physically buy an instrument to deal with something that does not exist?”

Treating a melted corneal ulcer in a tiger

New Forest eye – a global issue

Nursing the ophthalmic patient

Brachycephalic eyes – why do they get so many ulcers?

Cryosurgery in veterinary ophthalmology

Asking the experts about eye problems

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Dealing with the painful eye

Potential applications for corneal cross-linking in ophthalmology

Managing ophthalmic pain

Dealing with atypical myopathy

Opinion: “A comparative view of ophthalmology is, to me at least, at the same time awe-inspiring and humbling. Casey Wood found it just the same”

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