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Visual Outcomes and Safety Profile of ‘drop less vitrectomy’ for E

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By Kakarla V. Chalam, Anny MS Cheng, Suzie Gasparian
| Dove Medical Press
Introduction Epiretinal membrane (ERM) is a pathological fibrocellular tissue that forms on the internal limiting membrane (ILM) at the vitreoretinal boundary. The proliferation and migration of ocular cells, mediated by cytokines and molecular signals, can result in visual distortion due to traction exerted by the ERM on the retina.1 Vitreoretinal surgery is an option for individuals experiencing significant visual impairment or distressing symptoms.
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Recent Advances in Imaging Macular Atrophy for Late-Stage Age-Related Macular Degeneration

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By Kakarla V. Chalam, Vikram Brar, Jineel Bhatt, Raphael G. Banoub
| MDPI
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Acute bilateral simultaneous angle closure glaucoma after topiramate administration: a case report

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By Kakarla V. Chalam, Swati Agarwal, Tina Tillis, Farhana Syed
| Journal of Medical Case Reports Verified
Topiramate was started for treatment of migraine. As the patient's symptoms did not respond, her neurologist increased the dosage two days prior to presentation. Patient's symptoms worsened with sudden decrease in vision and extreme ocular pain.
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