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Review of Optometry delivers the growing vision care market by serving optometrists' practice and patient needs with clinical, practice management, news, market trend information and Continuing Education programs

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reviewofoptometry.com > article > vitreous-anchoring-may-drive-retinal-detachment-in-children-with-stickler-syndrome

Vitreous Anchoring May Drive Retinal Detachment in Children With Stickler Syndrome

5+ day, 3+ hour ago   (193+ words) The authors noted in their study that the detection rate of RD in this study was much lower than those reported in previous studies; however, during subsequent follow-up the rates increased, tripling in just a few months, showing a correlation…...

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reviewofoptometry.com > article > retinal-vasculitis-signs-emerge-across-intravitreal-therapies

Retinal Vasculitis Signs Emerge Across Intravitreal Therapies

6+ day, 1+ hour ago   (174+ words) A recent analysis of the FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS) examined real-world reports of adverse retinal vasculitis events associated with FDA-approved intravitreal anti-VEGF and complement inhibitor agents. Results were published in Retina. The authors identified 554 adverse events during the…...

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reviewofoptometry.com > news > article > earlier-treatment-may-preserve-more-retinal-tissue-in-geographic-atrophy

Earlier Treatment May Preserve More Retinal Tissue in Geographic Atrophy

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (330+ words) Review of Optometry In an analysis of COAKS, DERBY and GALE studies of pegcetacoplan (Syfovre) conducted by Apellis Pharmaeuticals, researchers found that in nonsubfoveal GA, early treatment preserved 3.16mm² of retinal tissue compared with 1.11mm² with delayed treatment Click image to enlarge…...

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reviewofoptometry.com > article > hypertension-linked-to-decreased-retinal-perfusion-in-children

Hypertension Linked to Decreased Retinal Perfusion in Children

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (249+ words) Review of Optometry Nonperfusion in the choriocapillaris may suggest early microvascular involvement in kids with systemic high blood pressure. Click image to enlarge Systemic high blood pressure has well-documented negative effects on the delicate vascular structures of the adult eye,…...

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reviewofoptometry.com > news > article > beware-ischemic-stroke-heart-attack-risk-within-a-month-after-rao-diagnosis

Beware Ischemic Stroke, Heart Attack Risk Within a Month After RAO Diagnosis

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (181+ words) In this retrospective cohort study, which was published in Retina, 190 consecutive patients with central, branch or cilioretinal RAO and at least six months of follow-up were analyzed. The primary outcome was major cardiovascular and cerebrovascular adverse events, defined as ischemic…...

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reviewofoptometry.com > article > octa-detects-early-microvascular-changes-in-diabetic-retinopathy-study-shows

OCT-A Detects Early Microvascular Changes in Diabetic Retinopathy, Study Shows

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (206+ words) According to the results, 68 eyes had ≥mild NPDR, and 40 eyes had no DR/minimal NPDR. Among those with at least mild DR, 55.9% were classified as mild NPDR, 38.2% as moderate NPDR, 4.4% as severe NPDR, 1.5% as PDR and 14.7% of eyes had co-existing…...

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reviewofoptometry.com > article > most-cases-of-ugh-syndrome-involve-posterior-chamber-iols

Most Cases of UGH Syndrome Involve Posterior Chamber IOLs

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (321+ words) Intraocular lenses (IOLs) have significantly advanced over the years; however, adverse effects remain a possibility. Commonly, patients report issues such as halos or glare, but very rarely does an IOL complication evolve into something more critical. These infrequent phenomena can…...