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Vision is a precious gift; life is truly beautiful to behold.
Sight allows us to reflect on all the beauty, technical virtuosity, and visual wit that are evident in our everyday lives.
Being a part of helping someone see and improve their enjoyment of life is a privilege; this newsletter is my gift to all.
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Feature Article You See It |
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Tired of wearing contacts but a lousy candidate for laser surgery?
Look no further: An implantable lens has been FDA approved for people who can not undergo LASIK.
"LASIK reshapes corneal tissue, but people with extreme nearsightedness often do not have
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Enter the Verisyse lens. In studies, 92 percent of people saw their vision improve to at least 20/40. If you have nearsightedness from
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Ask the Doctor (unedited) |
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Question from : sheryl
What is iritis? What is the cause of it? What are the symptoms?
Dr. Webber:
Iritis is an inflammation of the inside part of the eye up front. It may be caused by trauma, infection, disease, or idiopathic ( for no reason).
Treatment includes steroid eye drops, and keeping the eye dilated.
Question from : t. rogers
My 9 month old has one brown eye and one eye that is half
brown and half blue. Is this a symptom of any diseases?
Dr. Webber:
If he was born that way, then it is called Heterochromia and is normal.
If it changed to become that way, then see your eye doctor because it may be a sign of trouble.
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News Briefs: Find Your Nerve |
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When glaucoma strikes, it injures the optic nerve, causing what was always thought to be irreversible damage.
However, researchers at the Schepens Eye Institute, in Boston, recently rebuilt a mouses optic nerve by manipulating the
genes that block nerve growth, and removing areas of scar tissue. They believe this procedure could eventually lead to a cure for the disease.
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Jefferson Researcher's Results Show Promise For Metastatic Eye Melanoma |
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When melanoma of the eye spreads to the liver, patients have few good options.
Surgery is frequently impossible, and chemotherapy hasnt proven effective.
However, by simultaneously revving up the immune system and choking off the tumors oxygen supply,
oncologists at Jefferson Medical College and the Kimmel Cancer Center at Thomas Jefferson in
Philadelphia may have found a better way to battle this deadly cancer.
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Preventative Medicine: Watch Where You Point That |
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A green laser pointer
may be great for punctuating presentations, but
mind the eyes. A Mayo Clinic study found that retinas can be harmed by exposures as brief as 60 seconds.
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Eye Facts
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Research has indicated that a tie that is on too snug can increase the risk of glaucoma in men.
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Ted Roxan, Editor
editor@visionupdate.net
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