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John C Hagan III, MD, FACS
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user's latest post:
Lifespan of Crystalens HD
Published (2009-12-22 10:33:00)
The new models of those IOLS: Crystalens HD and ReStor +3.00 have improved the success rate a great deal over the old models and the (in my opinion) terrible ReZoom IOL. They do however remain much more expensive and complication prone than a standard monofocal aspheric IOL. Even with the new IOLs glasses are often needed for about 25% of the time. JCH MD
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Astigmatism correction with...
Published (2009-12-22 20:39:00)
Get a bat or glare test, most likely it will drop below 20/40--the level insurance will pay for. It would probably be worse in an year. Dr. O.
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Best Options 4 high myopia,...
Published (2009-12-20 23:11:00)
What are my options to correct Correct (new formula) high myopia (-7.25) with astigmatism (3.50 @90 degrees)? I have some thinning/steepness to my cornea, and dry eyes, I've been in progressives for 2 years, after approximately 35 years in RGP contacts until I could no longer tolerate. Intially I was thinking crystalens, but after following this forum I'd sounds like a gamble and that there may be better options for me, since I do...
user's latest post:
Lifespan of Crystalens HD
Published (2009-12-22 11:06:00)
Here's a non-professional opinion: The ReStor provides a degraded quality of vision with a high risk of glare and halos (best case scenario). It is a bifocal lens, with no intermediate vision zone. I predict that multifocal IOLs like ReStor will be obsolete in a few years, and accommodating IOLs like the Crystalens will take over the presbyopia Presbyopia -correcting IOL market....
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light gray area in vision
Published (2009-12-21 14:44:00)
Has anyone in this website experienced having a light gray area/spot in their vision while in recovery Recovery position - series after retinal Fluorescein angiography Retinal artery occlusion Retinal detachment Retinal detachment repair Retinal dye injection detachment surgery? I am over 3.5 months after Pars Uveitis Plana Vitrectomy with gas Adjustable gastric banding Bacterial gastroenteritis Barium enema Blood gases...
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What is being done in the field...
Published (2009-12-20 18:02:00)
I'm due for another follow up in Jan for my periphal vision accurity as well as to see what my pressure levels are like, since they've increased the dosage of the drops. I'm sure that I will continue to add more drops as the doctor said that if this increase didn't bring it under control again, than he would be adding more drops to my current list of medications. No worries, I'm...
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Alcohol consumption and...
Published (2009-12-22 21:00:00)
Are there any studies that suggest alcohol consumption leading to macular degeneration Macular degeneration or an increased chance of having retinal Fluorescein angiography Retinal artery occlusion Retinal detachment Retinal detachment repair Retinal dye injection problems?
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How much difference in...
Published (2009-12-18 16:36:00)
I re-read your post - what happens when you try to correct both eyes for distance - ghosting? double-vision? just trying to understand all this better\ /j
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Why is entopic phenomena visible...
Published (2009-12-19 18:08:00)
if you have a tear and hence get a flash in the periphery of your right eye does this mean that the tear is also in the same location as the flash, ie on the right retina and on the periphery?
user's latest post:
Eye standard for pilots
Published (2009-12-22 02:35:00)
Sir please provide me some tips and exercise for good eye vision.
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Latest active threads on Eye Care::
Started 5 days ago (2009-12-19 16:39:00)
by John C Hagan III, MD, FACS
The spots Birthmarks - pigmented Liver spots Measles, koplik spots - close-up Mongolian blue spots are blood cells moving in the capillaries. The night vision system is not able to perceive these due to lack of contrast.
JCHMD
Started 7 months ago (2009-05-27 19:12:00)
by John C Hagan III, MD, FACS
That could be a very very serious health problem depending a lot onl your age, risk factors Factor ix complex hover_boxes.hoverize_link('term_4506166_1', 'highlight_term') of high blood pressure Pressure ulcer hover_boxes.hoverize_link('term_4506166_2', 'highlight_term') , high cholesterol Cholesterol Cholesterol and diet Cholesterol producers Cholesterol test...
Started 1 year, 1 month ago (2008-11-03 15:17:00)
by John C Hagan III, MD, FACS
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Hot threads for last week on Eye Care::
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-16 18:23:00)
by Ray T Oyakawa, MD
This is your third post. See the answer to your first First progesterone mc10 First progesterone mc5 First-progesterone vgs 100 First-progesterone vgs 200 First-progesterone vgs 25 First-progesterone vgs 400 First-progesterone vgs 50 First-testosterone First-testosterone mc post.
Dr. O.
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-16 18:21:00)
by Ray T Oyakawa, MD
It varies. Most patients tolerate about 2 diopters. However, some do not tolerate a one diopter difference and some tolerate over 3 diopters. If you vision in the cataract eye is not too poor, try contact lenses and see how much you can tolerate.
Dr. O.
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-12-16 08:21:00)
by John C Hagan III, MD, FACS
My understanding is that all branches of the service will now accept potential pilots that have had lasik Lasik eye surgery - series to bring their vision up to standards. You will need to speak with a Navy recruiter to get confirmation but it looks like that without lasik Lasik eye surgery - series your 6/12 eye would disqualifty you
JCH MD
Started 4 days, 17 hours ago (2009-12-19 22:52:00)
by John C Hagan III, MD, FACS
PD syndrome is not that much of a mystery and consequently there's not that much research to it. In eyes with PDS an anatomical abnormality at the angle- ciliary muscle-ring of zonules allows the to chafe dislodging the pigment which blocks up the drainage mechanism and clauses the glaucoma.
PDGlaucoma can usually be controled with meds and/or SLT laser.
JCHMD
Started 2 years, 2 months ago (2007-10-14 23:54:00)
by John C Hagan III, MD, FACS
Might consider stopping the neomycin as 10% of people taking it develop allergies Allergic rhinitis Allergies Allergies and genetics Allergy testing Allergy to mold - dander - dust Drug allergies Food allergies hover_boxes.hoverize_link('term_1984416_2', 'highlight_term') to it.
Might consider just using the dexamathason for a 7-10 days.
I'm assuming you do not wear ...
Started 4 days, 17 hours ago (2009-12-19 22:45:00)
by John C Hagan III, MD, FACS
You need a board certified vitreo-retinal macular surgeon ophthalmologist, and member of the Am Acad of Ophthalmology. There are a number of good ones in private practice and all the medical schools Preschooler development Preschooler test Preschooler test or procedure preparation School age child development School age test or procedure preparation School-age ...
Started 5 days, 3 hours ago (2009-12-19 12:45:00)
by MrsMacDugle
thanks for the update, I shall indeed write to my senator, I'm one of the many on SSD that struggles to make ends meet, have numerous medical issues including Pigmentary Dispersia Glaucoma amoung other medical & psychological Child neglect and psychological abuse ailments.
I don't appreciate them saying that we don't deserve a COL increase yet they just gave themselves a ...
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-12-15 19:48:00)
by John C Hagan III, MD, FACS
You may need to go one of the other islands that has a cornea specialist Eye MD ophthalmologist.
Your problem is likely exacerbated by wearing the contacts. Lasik will likely be a good option. A new drop Azasite is often helpful for blepharitis and rosecea around the eye.
Most patients with 'rosaccea do not need oral tetracyclines maybe 20% do.
Again I would go to a ...
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-17 12:45:00)
by John C Hagan III, MD, FACS
You were told correct Correct (new formula) . Is common Common cold . Is called either "retained cortex" soft part that often disolves or is easily vacuumed up later, or "retained nucleus" hard part that does not disolves and usually has to be picked out of eye with forceps.
Happened to me more than once and to every surgeon.
JCH MD
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-12-16 11:50:00)
by Ray T Oyakawa, MD
Depends on the correction and astigmatism. See you doctor and try it in the office. He should be able to adjust it.
Dr. O.
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