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Squinting? Headaches? How to spot and treat high myopia nearsightedness
Maybe you’ve seen your kids squinting or holding a book or device close to their face. Perhaps they sit in the front of the class at school to see better or frequently complain about headaches, eye strain, or blurry vision.
After cornea damage, neurotization surgery can save patients’ vision
The cornea acts as a clear, protective dome over the eye, shielding it from damage and helping bend and focus light for proper vision. The cornea is also full of nerves; in fact, it is one of the most nerve-rich areas of the body.
Vision depends on the delicate orchestration of many complex processes in the retina.
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Placement of a Sutureless Secondary Intraocular Lens
Kishan G. Patel, MD, shares a surgical video showing placement of a sutureless secondary intraocular lens in a patient with history of previous vitrectomy and aphakia.
Overview of UT Southwestern Ophthalmology Residency Program with J. William Harbour, M.D.
J. William Harbour, M.D., Professor and Chair of Ophthalmology, discusses the strengths of the department's training programs.
Ophthalmology Residency Summary
Each year, our UTSW residents gain outstanding and rigorous clinical experience in the Department of Ophthalmology as a result of high surgery volume and clinical pathology.
Physicians have several online options to refer patients to UT Southwestern: