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Joseph Shovlin

Pennsylvania
As seen in: Review of Optometry, Primary Care Optometry News, Vision Monday, Optometry Times, Optometric Management Magazine, Review of Cornea and Contact Lenses
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The Microbiome-Herpes Simplex Axis

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By Joseph Shovlin
| Review of Cornea and Contact Lenses Verified
The gut’s dynamic ecosystem exerts a profound influence on health extending beyond its traditional role in digestion.1,2 Disruptions (dysbiosis) to the delicate balance can trigger a cascade of health consequences that potentially impacts on various ocular diseases, such as affecting ocular immunity and associated inflammation.1 So, how might this tie into herpetic eye disease, especially herpes simplex (HSV)?
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The Achilles Heel of Sclerals

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By Joseph Shovlin
| Review of Cornea and Contact Lenses Verified
Even with decades of refinement in design, materials and fitting philosophy, one vexing complication—midday fogging—affects up to 75% of scleral lens wearers and continues to undermine patient satisfaction and long-term success.1-3 Characterized by the accumulation of particulate debris in the post-lens fluid reservoir during wear, midday fogging remains one of the most common and frustrating complaints among scleral lens wearers.
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Diagnosing Corneal Infection through AI

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By Joseph Shovlin
| Review of Cornea and Contact Lenses Verified
Infectious keratitis, or corneal ulceration, is an ophthalmic emergency where time equals vision. The clinical challenge is stark at times: a fungal infection can mimic a bacterial infection yet requires a different treatment regimen.
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