Victoria Wilcox

Download PDF Vitreoretinal surgery saves many adults’ eyesight, but strabismus and diplopia are surgical complications that may ensue and sometimes persist.1 Namita Kashyap, CO, an orthoptist at Duke Eye Center, South Durham, North Carolina, said by the time these patients see her after retina surgery, “They’ve probably seen multiple specialists and are very frustrated.” She explained that although their retina surgeon may have declared their vision excellent, these patients have eye problems...

Clinical Update MAY 01, 2025 By Victoria L. Wilcox, PhD, Contributing Writer, interviewing Howard R. Krauss, MD; S. Tonya Stefko, MD; and Prem S. Subramanian, MD, PhD Neuro-Ophthalmology/Orbit Learning to recognize visual complications that arise from endovascular and endoscopic procedures can help provide optimal patient care.

Clinical Update APR 01, 2025 By Victoria L. Wilcox, PhD, Contributing Writer, interviewing Elisabeth J. Cohen, MD; Christopher J. Rapuano, MD; and Michael E. Sulewski Jr, MD Cornea/External Disease Should patients with herpes zoster ophthalmicus get prolonged treatment with a low dosage of antiviral valacyclovir? The Zoster Eye Disease study has answers.