Bull’s-Eye Maculopathy: Not Every Case Is Hydroxychloroquine
Bull’s-Eye Maculopathy is a description, not a diagnosis. The concentric ring of parafoveal...
Read MoreBull’s-Eye Maculopathy is a description, not a diagnosis. The concentric ring of parafoveal...
Read MoreFoster Kennedy Syndrome is a tale of two optic discs that never match. One nerve is pale and...
Read MoreSalzmann Nodular Degeneration is one of those corneal findings that has usually been present and...
Read MoreIridocorneal Endothelial Syndrome is a disease in which the cornea’s innermost cells forget...
Read MoreTerrien Marginal Degeneration is a quiet thinning at the edge of the cornea that is easily...
Read MorePigmentary Glaucoma begins with the iris shedding its own pigment onto every surface at the front...
Read MoreTamoxifen Retinopathy is the kind of diagnosis that hides in plain sight at the macula. Tiny...
Read MoreSome fundus lesions look far more sinister than they are. A grey, slightly raised patch near the...
Read MorePeripheral Exudative Hemorrhagic Chorioretinopathy is the reason some healthy eyes are nearly...
Read MoreA pigmented spot in the choroid is one of the commonest incidental findings in the fundus, and one...
Read MoreThygeson Superficial Punctate Keratitis is the corneal disease that keeps coming back long after...
Read MoreSchwartz-Matsuo Syndrome is a trap that punishes anyone who treats the pressure and forgets to...
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