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• Bullous lesion presents O.S. Would this explain the patient's increasing floaters and progressive decline in vision? 

  A 77-year-old white female with symptoms of increasing floaters in her left eye for the past five months was referred to my office. She also...

  Review of Optometry, 06/15/06 by Dunbar, Mark T. · More from publication

• Is vision loss untreatable? The M.D. referred the patient when an injection failed to resolve blurred vision and metamorphopsia in her left eye.(idiopathic juxtafoveal retinal telangiectasis)(Disease/Disorder overview) 

  A 65-year-old Hispanic female was referred by her ophthalmologist for evaluation of decreased vision in her left eye. Her symptoms consisted of...

  Review of Optometry, 05/15/06 by Dunbar, Mark T. · More from publication

• Only seeing eye loses vision: what caused peripapillary atrophy and other unusual fundus findings in the patient's right eye, and how can we prevent further vision loss? 

  A 71-year-old Hispanic male presented and reported decreased vision in his right eye for the past two months. He said he has difficulty reading...

  Review of Optometry, 04/15/06 by Dunbar, Mark T. · More from publication

• Infant's pupil worries parents: equally worrisome, the same eye appeared smaller than the other eye.(Retina Quiz) 

  The parents of an 11-month-old white female brought their daughter in for an evaluation. They had noted an abnormal white pupil reflex in the...

  Review of Optometry, 02/15/05 by Dunbar, Mark T. · More from publication

• Did prior lesion cause vision loss? And, what are the suspicious findings seen in the dilated exam of the right eye?(RETINA QUIZ) 

  A 33-year-old white female presented to her ocular oncologist for a regular checkup. She had undergone treatment for a suspicious lesion in her...

  Review of Optometry, 12/15/04 by Dunbar, Mark T. · More from publication

• AMD treatments: the next generation; While existing treatments target choroidal neovascularization that has already developed, new drugs take aim at the underlying causes of CNV. 

  Age-related macular degeneration remains the leading cause of vision loss among those past age 50, both in the United States and in developing...

  Review of Optometry, 11/15/04 by Dunbar, Mark T. · More from publication

• 'Your eye looks funny, karate kid': is pediatric patient's eye turn the first sign of an inherited retinal disease?(RETINA QUIZ) 

  A six-year-old girl presented four days after her karate instructor noted a left esotropia. The patient's mother said that she had never noticed...

  Review of Optometry, 11/15/04 by Dunbar, Mark T. · More from publication

• No clear cause of blurred vision: initial exam yields no clues to the etiology of patient's acuity loss in the right eye.(RETINA QUIZ) 

  A 63-year-old white male presented with blurred vision in his right eye. He said his eye had been this way for the past two months. The patient's...

  Review of Optometry, 10/15/04 by Dunbar, Mark T. · More from publication

• 'Funny' nerve is no laughing matter: unusual appearance in right eye is accompanied by significant headaches.(Retina Quiz) 

  A 23-year-old Hispanic female was referred for the evaluation of a "funny-looking optic nerve" in the right eye. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] ...

  Review of Optometry, 09/15/04 by Dunbar, Mark T. · More from publication

• Blur, flashes occur at once: patient presents with ocular manifestations of systemic disease.(Retina Quiz) 

  A 35-year-old white male presented with blurred vision in both eyes for the past three to four weeks. He said that the vision loss occurred...

  Review of Optometry, 08/15/04 by Dunbar, Mark T. · More from publication