The OD Advocate: February 2021 Edition
Posted by: Mann Eye in Co-Management
Welcome to our inaugural edition of The OD Advocate, our information-packed monthly newsletter. We hope you’ll enjoy the content we’ve presented, and of course, we’d love to hear your feedback! Retina Review: A Case Study by Amir Mohsenin, MD, PhD HPI VISION SIGNIFICANT EXAM FINDINGS FUNDUS PHOTOS OD: OS: OCT OD: OS: DIAGNOSIS PLAN F/U […]
Read MoreAsk the Experts: Macular Degeneration Awareness Month
Posted by: Mann Eye in Ask The Experts, Eye Health
By Dr. David Tremblay I’ve just been diagnosed with macular degeneration and I’ve read there is no cure. What do I need to know about living with this condition? Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a disease affecting the central part of the retina called the macula. There are two forms of AMD, wet and dry, […]
Read MoreRetina Review: A Retina Case Study by Amir Mohsenin, MD, PhD
Posted by: Mann Eye in Co-Management
HPI 83 years old Caucasian male Referred for distortion and a black central spot in the right eye for the last 2 months VISION OD: 20/100 OS: 20/20 SIGNIFICANT EXAM FINDINGS OD: drusen, subretinal hemorrhage and atrophic changes in the macula OS: macular drusen FUNDUS PHOTOS OD: OS: OCT OD: OS: DIAGNOSIS Wet age-related macular […]
Read MoreTop Reasons to Not Postpone Cataract Surgery
Posted by: Mann Eye in Advice, Cataracts
(spoiler: it’s actually a great time to have it if you need it) Just a month into the new year, we sincerely hope you and yours are healthy and happy, well on your way to a wonderful 2021. With the Covid-19 vaccine becoming more widely available, we are all breathing (behind our face masks, of […]
Read MoreGrand Vision for the Grand Canyon: Phil’s LASIK Story
Posted by: Mann Eye in LASIK, Testimonials
We love to hear about our amazing LASIK patients enjoying their lives, free from the restrictions and the hassles of glasses and contacts. Helping people step into visual freedom never gets old! Meet Phil. He had LASIK with Dr. Brian Wright here at Mann Eye and he couldn’t be happier with his decision! “Having LASIK […]
Read MoreAsk the Experts: Cataracts
Posted by: Mann Eye in Ask The Experts, Cataracts
By Dr. Luke Barker Can cataracts come back after cataract surgery? Most of us will slowly and steadily develop cataracts over our lifetime. Typically, anywhere from age 50 to 80 is when they begin to become a noticeable issue, affecting our daily lives. A cataract is a clouding of the eye’s natural lens, which is […]
Read MoreAtropine Drops Show Promise in Treating Myopic Progression in Children
Posted by: Mann Eye in Eye Health, News and Events
Progressive Myopia is on the Rise Globally The subject of myopia is more important than ever as the number of people affected all around the world is on the rise. In an important study on the subject, the American Academy of Ophthalmology predicts a rapid increase in individuals living with myopia in the coming decades, […]
Read MoreMiSight Contact Lens Show Promise in Treating Myopic Progression in Children
Posted by: Mann Eye in Eye Health
Myopic Progression Management at Mann Eye We hear a lot of talk about how obesity is on the rise worldwide. A serious health concern for sure, but there is another significant health condition on the rise globally, although we hear much less about it. Myopia (nearsightedness) is increasing at an alarming rate across the world. […]
Read MoreAsk the Experts: Glaucoma
Posted by: Mann Eye in Ask The Experts, Eye Health
by Dr. Luke Barker My father has glaucoma and I know it runs in families. Can I prevent it? Glaucoma is one of the most common causes of preventable blindness in the United States and across the world. Since January is Glaucoma Awareness Month, it’s the ideal time to take a closer look at this […]
Read MoreIt’s Your Last Chance for 20/20 in 2020
Posted by: Mann Eye in Eye Health, LASIK
LASIK at Mann Eye We know, we know. The 2020 jokes are getting old. The memes have been great, but, by now, we’ve seen most of them. If you’re like the majority of America, you’re just ready to close the book on this year. But if we may, we’d like to add one more 2020 […]
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