Eye Movements May Help Detect Inborn Errors of Metabolism Early in Disease
At an abstract presented at MDS 2021, researchers described and analyzed eye movements in patients with an inborn errors of metabolism and their presence in early disease.
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The Risk for Dementia in Adults With Visual Impairment
Visual treatments may provide modifiable risk factor for dementia.
Long COVID-19 Linked With Corneal Damage, Increased Dendritic Cells
The findings were particularly strong in patients who also experienced neurological symptoms.
Visual Field Damage Linked to Long-Term Gait Function Decline in Patients With Glaucoma
Study researchers evaluated how gait patterns change across the spectrum of baseline visual field damage in glaucoma.
6 Things Your Patients Should Know About Dry Eye Disease
Dry eye disease affects nearly 7% of adults in the United States. Despite this, patients may not know many causes, symptoms, risk factors, and preventative measures for the disease. What should you be telling your patients about dry eye disease?
Standard Criteria for Chemotherapy-Induced Peripheral Neuropathy Diagnosis Lacking
A uniform approach could help control pain in this densely innervated region of the body.
Discontinuing Treatments for Diabetic Retinopathy May Increase Neovascularization
Investigators report that continuous treatment is important to ensure that the benefits are not lost due to recurrent NV activity.”
Ultrasound Is a Useful Tool to Assess Disease Activity and Treatment Response in Giant Cell Arteritis
Researchers assessed the sensitivity of ultrasound halo features and their association with disease activity and glucocorticoid treatment in patients with newly diagnosed giant cell arteritis.
Tissue Biopsy for Progressive Bilateral Optic Neuropathy Diagnosis: A Case Report
Study researchers sought to evaluate the role of tissue biopsy in diagnosis of a patient with progressive bilateral optic neuropathy.
Dry Eye Linked to New Diagnosis of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
The study suggests that inflammation and serotonin dysfunction are responsible for the correlation.
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