Fixing Adult Strabismus A study reported in the Journal of American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus suggests that surgery to correct strabismus not be limited to children. Adults as old as 90 can benefit from surgical correction of strabismus. In the study, the participants answered questions on how strabismus affected their lives before [...]
A rewarding profession, helping kids keep their sight by Dr. Arbuckle, RE: Pediatric Glaucoma Glaucoma is a thief of sight. Each day it steals from you precious memories - not of what was, but of what's to come. ~ Jeremiah Lim, OD, PhD Candidate, University of Melbourne, Australia My patient first came to Children's Eye Physicians [...]
Complicated care for premature infants Pediatric ophthalmology works with other pediatric specialists, most notably, pediatric neurology. Premature baby boy became a Children's Eye Physician's patient shortly following his day of birth. Born at 24 weeks gestation, he was what many people refer to as a micro preemie, one of our smallest patients. Patients born this [...]
Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up. ~Pablo Picasso Children's Eye Physicians has a very special relationship with an extraordinary woman. And the best part, she's been sharing her artistic talents with us, our families and our patients. Pictured above is her latest creation. African [...]
Esotropia caused by a brain tumor Dr. Steele's patient came to Children's Eye Physicians concerned about an in turning of his eye. He was also experiencing double vision when he played soccer. He was age 8, and his mom thought that the misalignment of her son's eyes was due to a head injury that occurred [...]
Why we love what we do - Retinopathy of Prematurity & Strabismus by Christopher Bardorf, MD "No matter how long the winter, spring is sure to follow." ~Proverb "Tammy" had been a long time patient of our practice. She was born prematurely, at only 24 weeks, weighing in at 1 Pound, 4 Ounces. She is [...]
