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This treatment regime for blepharitis is suitable for MOST cases, but for optimal treatment you should see an ophthalmologist

BLEPHARITIS

If your visual acuity with optical aids is less than 6/9 you may need to see an ophthalmologist, but even if it is better and you score > 24 on the mild cataract questions or >18 on the moderate cataract questions you may still need to see an ophthalmologist

CATARACT GRADING TEST

My post operative instructions following routine cataract surgery. These instructions may vary in individual cases

POST OP INSTRUCTIONS

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DYSLEXIA
VITREOUS HAEMORRHAGE
LUDWIG ZAMENHOF
HYPHAEMA
MILLER FISHER SYNDROME
FIRST OPHTHALMOLOGY PROFESSOR

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Littlewood R, Harriott J, Cooper R & Brine P. Acetazolamide and general anaesthesia. Med. J. Aust 1984;141(8):550.

Littlewood, R. Is the current selective laser trabeculoplasty paradigm a myth? Clinical & Experimental Ophthalmology 2014;42(8):804

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Lower lid entropion
Subluxed lens
Iris clip lens implant
Hard contact lens
Hypermature cataract
Metallic corneal foreign body

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