American Academy of Ophthalmology
American Academy of Ophthalmology
The American Academy of Ophthalmology is the world’s largest association of eye physicians and surgeons. A global community of 32,000 medical doctors, we protect sight and empower lives by setting the standards for ophthalmic education and advocating for our patients and the public. We innovate to advance our profession and to ensure the delivery of the highest-quality eye care. For more information, visit www.aao.org.
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I have ROP. I Was born 60 years ago and am legally blind now. I have had many eye surgeries -mainly in my wos….. it has not been easy but I was able to get educated, develop a excellent career. have a happy marriage and enjoy socializing and travel. It has not been easy.
Hello. I've been legally blind since birth, 56 years ago. My vision is not correctible. I have 20/200 and 20/400, and I have a lot of red vessels starting to really show up on the white areas. I forgot to mention that I had cataract surgeries back in 2016 (amazing!), but I was still legally blind, alas, LOL. I'm ok with that. I'm prepared. But what I want to know is, my husband has started to notice that there is like this "blue-ish" color, like a band, that is starting to appear around both of my irises. I have severe nystagmus, and also, severe exotropia in my right eye, so those red vessels and that weird darkening is really starting to become noticeable. What IS that darkening area? My ophthalmologist has told me over and over that I am experiencing retinal detachment--that is what those white flashes are that I see out of the corners of my eyes. I know the vitreous liquid.is separating. Is that what is causing that color? I'm going to have to start wearing some kind of sunglasses because I'm concerned about making people feel uncomfortable when they look at me, and I am trying to look back at them, which is physically impossible, because of the exotropia, haha. I'm trying to be a good sport. At 56, I really stopped caring so much what people thought of me. I still dress nice, to the nines, makeup, hair, etc, when I go out, but now my eyes are getting to be freaky just to look at. It makes me, and others, uncomfortable.
International ophthalmologists invited?
Yes. See www.aao.org/annual-meeting/international-attendees
Thanks mam welcome to India
An excellent presentation. Thank you for sharing!
Sir i have checked many doctors in pakistan but not getting relief from eye allergy giant papillary please tell me any drops ointment please help me
treatment of giant papillary conjunctivitis I am from Pakistan pls help me tell me any drops
treatment of giant papillary conjunctivitis I am from Pakistan pls help me tell me any drops
It's productive thanks
My mother is suffering from Dementia. Alas, in my country there is no support group for those who look after people with Dementia. Doctor prescribed a pill to me, but it doesn't help. Sometimes I lose my patience and cry and shout, it is really hard. I don't want to see my mum suffering, she isn't aware of her disease, she doesn't even accept it. Sometimes refuses to take pills. Alongside with Alzheimer's, she has other health problems. I am just looking for ways of treatment, I mean how to behave, what to do with people with Alzheimer's.
My dad too, suffering from Alzheimer.
@@konulaslan I am a caregiver for my brother in law and sister. My only advice is to take care of yourself and your needs, and patience, Patience, patience. I like to take them on drives to nowhere, and small errands if they are having a good day
medical coder in training & ophthalmology coding had me STRESSED & ABSOLUTELY CONFUSED! no longer am i those things thanks to this GEM lol THANK YOU!!
Very basic explanation, not comprehensive! Quality of content should be more.
How can i treat
Great video! Thank you!
FNP student here, great video thank you!!
Only 20% have cillio retinal artery but otherwise a good summary
I got glaucoma following cataract surgery at the age of nine from my cataract surgery as a baby and I've been on eye drops for 20 years.
Hi you are both great teachers and thank you for explaining it so smoothly :0
Can you please help me to study ophtomology in university located in united States please 🙏 I beg you to help me I'm Vittarly from Rwanda.
American Academy of Ophthalmology, This is amazing! I subscribed right away!
Well i found the solution but it should be carried out earlier the cure to postl asik dry eyes is crying after the first week for 6-8 times everyday througj 3 month time span. The prescriped PF eyedrops 9nly serve to keep the lacrimal tears more on eye and cannot replace lacrimal tears. If cornea heals by scarring and no lacrimal tears are in contact with healing cornea the nerves wont regenerate they will be subject to wallerian degeneration and tou will be left with permanent dry eyes unfortunately. So start crying early folks if u cant use autologous serum tears.
What is this true I am 18 years old. So I should cry everyday
Omg the best video on internet for hypertensive retinopathy ❤
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I wish to thank you for sharing this video with me . Amen
wonderful video!
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Great presentation
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Yeah- It all sounds great. What's the catch??
Don't waste your time with this so-called "free" charity outfit. I learned my lesson in dealing with them.
very well thank you
omg look at that he hematoma coming out
Does the first child have bilateral exotropia ?
Thank you!
Good lecture
Wow😊😮
I don't know why the comments aren't much but I am so grateful for this video 🙇♀️🙇♀️🙇♀️🙇♀️
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Wouldn't it be interesting to figure out that retinol mistakenly called "vitamin a" is actually not a nutrient at all - but only a toxin that causes eye disease? Join us in seeking the truth. #lightsensitivity #alergies #liverdisease #vision
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The comment one lady talks about the specialist hair. The ladies hair has nothing to do with the topic Dementia! If she's qualified on the topic, let her speak.
"Early Onset" is usually not found till years into the disease's progression. PPA (Primary Progressive Aphasia) will take their understanding of words first, then their own words, then their ability to form a complete sentence, then their voice, then abilities.
I love Dr Radcliff ... I been going to the New York Eye for about 30 yrs Faithtully wont go any where else my Doctor IS the BEST gotta love him ❤❤❤
I'll back when I become an Ophtalmologist ❤
this video is not about how to talk to a person with dementia.