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10/30/2026

A one-page clinical pupil cheat sheet for eye care professionals covering pupil exam basics, RAPD/APD testing, anisocoria workup, common pupil findings, key differentials, and urgent red flags. It provides a quick reference for distinguishing causes of abnormal pupil size, interpreting the swinging flashlight test, recognizing optic nerve and retinal causes of an RAPD, and identifying findings that may require urgent neurologic or ophthalmic evaluation.

10/30/2026

Test your pupil knowledge with our quick 10-question quiz! Covering APD testing, anisocoria, Horner syndrome, third nerve palsies, and more — perfect for optometrists, students, and clinicians who want a fast refresher. Read, test yourself, and sharpen your diagnostic skills. https://wix.to/TFke6HV

Test your knowledge of pupil testing, anisocoria, APDs, Horner syndrome, third nerve palsies, and other important pupil findings with this 10-question optometry quiz.

10/29/2026

Considering alternatives to LASIK for higher myopia or thin corneas? EVO ICL may be the answer. This implantable collamer lens sits behind the iris and preserves the eye’s natural lens, offering clear vision for patients who aren’t ideal LASIK candidates. Explore indications, benefits, and recovery in our latest post. https://wix.to/yK5IShP

10/29/2026

Thinking LASIK isn’t right for your high myopia? EVO ICL could be the solution. This implantable lens sits behind the iris, preserving your natural lens while correcting moderate to high nearsightedness — ideal for people with thin or irregular corneas. Read the full explainer to learn how the procedure works, recovery expectations, and who’s a good candidate. https://wix.to/KDYKbcU

EVO ICL places a prescription lens behind the iris while leaving the natural lens intact. It may be an option for patients with higher myopia or unsuitable corneas.

10/28/2026

A tiny gold fleck in the retina can mean more than just an eye finding. It might be a warning sign for carotid artery disease and stroke. Learn what a Hollenhorst plaque is, why it matters, and when to seek further vascular evaluation. Read the full post: https://wix.to/hSjNtjz

10/28/2026

A tiny gold fleck in the retina can mean more than just an eye finding — it might be a warning sign for carotid artery disease and stroke. Learn what a Hollenhorst plaque is, why it matters, and when to seek further vascular evaluation. Read the full post: https://wix.to/hSjNtjz

A Hollenhorst plaque is a tiny cholesterol embolus seen in the retinal blood vessels. It may not cause symptoms, but it can be an important warning sign of carotid artery disease, vascular risk, and possible stroke risk.

10/27/2026

Need a practical clinician guide for removing metallic foreign bodies from the cornea? This post covers safe removal technique, rust ring treatment, medications after removal, and follow-up care to minimize complications. Read the full article: https://wix.to/6ItFQt0

10/27/2026

Metallic corneal foreign bodies can cause pain, rust rings, inflammation, and scarring if not managed correctly. In this clinician-focused guide, Dr. David B. Sabin walks through safe removal techniques, rust ring treatment, post-removal medications, and follow-up care to optimize outcomes. Read the full step-by-step guide and best practices: https://wix.to/iG49tg6

Metallic corneal foreign bodies can cause pain, rust ring formation, inflammation, and corneal scarring if not managed properly. This clinician-focused guide reviews safe removal technique, rust ring treatment, post-removal medications, and follow-up care.

10/26/2026

Bergmeister papilla: learn what this persistent hyaloid remnant at the optic nerve looks like on exam and OCT, why it’s usually benign, and how to distinguish it from optic disc neovascularization. https://wix.to/bbAQITe

10/26/2026

What is a Bergmeister papilla and why does it matter? A Bergmeister papilla is a benign congenital remnant of the fetal hyaloid vascular system found at the optic nerve head. In our new post we explain how it develops, how it looks on exam and OCT, and how to differentiate it from optic disc neovascularization and other conditions. Read the full article: https://wix.to/yTyKnY4

A Bergmeister papilla is a usually benign congenital remnant of the fetal hyaloid vascular system found at the optic nerve head. Learn how it develops, what it looks like on examination and OCT, and how to distinguish it from optic disc neovascularization and other important conditions.

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