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  • Retinitis Pigmentosa: The Most Common Retinal Dystrophy

    March 26, 2022 | POSTED BY Ashlee Taylor | Articles

    Background: Retinitis pigmentosa is the most common retinal dystrophy (RP), and it can be non-heritable, heritable, or in association with systemic disorders. There is variability between presentation, which correlates with inheritance...

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    New York Doctors of Optometry Expand Scope

    August 28, 2021 | POSTED BY Lynne Rader | Articles, Clinical Optometry, Scope of Practice

    It has been an amazing year for optometry scope of practice expansion. As we recently congratulated our colleagues in Massachusetts for being granted the right to prescribe oral medications and to treat glaucoma, New York is only...

    Tags: legislative optometry, New York, pharmacology, scope of practice
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    Myelinated Nerve Fiber: Retinal Photographic Appearance

    July 20, 2021 | POSTED BY Ashlee Taylor | Articles, Clinical Optometry, Posterior Segment

    Background: Myelinated nerve fiber layers are a fairly common retinal finding that are typically benign. This discovery is often congenital in nature, but it can be acquired or progress in childhood or adolescence. They appear as a...

    Tags: ocular disease, posterior segment, retina
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    The Journey to Optometry School

    July 16, 2021 | POSTED BY Srikavi Premnath | Articles, Optometry School, Pre-Optometry School

    The path to entering optometry school is a rigorous and meticulous journey, yet it also can be one of your greatest memories! There are so many ways to showcase your talents and help distinguish yourself among several applicants during an...

    Tags: Pre-Optometry, pre-optometry club, pre-optometry students, shadowing
  • Pinguecula vs. Pterygium

    July 9, 2021 | POSTED BY Ashlee Taylor | Anterior Segment, Articles, Clinical Optometry, Clinical Pearls, Optometry School, Study Resources

    Background: Both a pinguecula and a pterygium are forms of conjunctival elastic degenerations of the stroma that are caused by chronic exposure to sunlight, wind, and dry eye conditions. They are seen in individuals who do regular work...

    Tags: conjunctiva, FML, pinguecula, pingueculae, pingueculitis, pterygia, pterygium, soft steroid
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