10 Feb 2011
What is chronic open-angle glaucoma? Glaucoma is a group of eye diseases in which progressive ...
good central visual acuity and adequate peripheral vision. If the visual field is lost in one eye only, the DVLA does not have to be informed provided the patient has good vision in the other eye ...
25 Jan 2008
| by Dr Jean Watkins, a sessional GP in Hampshire
with contact lens. Eye feels gritty (allergic conjunctivitis is itchy). Watering of the eye - discharge may ...
chloramphenicol or gentamicin eye drops. Azithromycin twice daily for three days may be helpful. Gonococcal ...
) Presentation Painful red eye - usually unilateral. Photophobia and watering of the eye - not mucopurulent ...
23 Dec 2005
ACUTE ANGLE CLOSURE GLAUCOMA DISCRIMINATORY SIGNS - Sudden onset of severe eye pain ...
lights. - Sudden loss of vision. - Likely to develop in other eye. - Fixed dilated pupil ...
vision. - Secondary to trauma or wearing contact lenses. - Red eye. - Photophobia. - Gritty ...
27 Jan 2011
The genetics of metastasis are poorly understood, although researchers from the US have now identified mutations in a gene responsible for metastasis in uveal melanoma of the eye.
While investigating metastatic uveal melanomas of the eye, the researchers identified mutations in the gene encoding ...
08 Dec 2006
| by Sanjay Tanday
-blocker eye drops currently used to reduce ocular pressure. For the study, mice underwent laser irradiation in one eye. The irradiation induced intraocular hypertension, a risk factor for glaucoma and resultant ...
higher in the retinal tissue of eyes with ocular hypertension than control eyes. Ocular hypertension ...
13 Jun 2008
| by Maggie Marum, National Association of Primary Care management
simultaneously casting our eyes across the pond.
12 Sep 2008
Orbital cellulitis causes eye movement to be restricted and painful Discriminatory ...
in colour. Systemically unwell. Eye movements restricted and painful. Swollen lid impairs vision and prevents eye from opening. Bulging eyes. Management Refer patient for IV antibiotics ...
04 Aug 2006
| by Dr Gwen Lewis, a GP in Windsor, Berkshire
the appearance of her left eye. She had recently noticed the onset of a fleshy growth over the medial aspect of the eye. It was not painful but she was becoming concerned because she was able to see it in her visual field. She was otherwise well and had no history of any eye disease. She wore glasses for reading only ...
27 Mar 2009
by the appearance of his left eye that morning. His left eye was bright red but painless. There was no history of trauma and no discharge from his eye. He was otherwise well. He attended the surgery infrequently, having no past history of medical problems and he was taking no medication. On examination, his left eye ...
24 Feb 2011
| by Dr Louise Newson
In order for the eyes to move fully and together, there has to be correct functioning ...
of eye movements.
Problems in the function of any of these can lead to the development of strabismus or a squint.
Strabismus describes the appearance of the eyes when the visual axis fails to meet ...