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Richmond Eye Associates
Eye Health and Disorders
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Richmondeye.com contains many sections discussing eye
conditions and disorders, the normal and abnormal visual system, medical
conditions affecting the eye, symptoms and signs of eye problems, and
interactive simulations of various eye conditions.
This page summarizes these different
sections for reference:
The Normal Visual System
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The following pages discuss different features of normal eyes and
visual system:
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Eye Anatomy - normal anatomy of
the eye with a diagram and glossary of anatomical structures.
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Optics - a discussion about how
the eye focuses images to make vision possible, and a discussion on
refractive errors such as nearsightedness, farsightedness,
astigmatism, and the need for reading glasses.
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Vision Test Page - a printable
calibrated visual acuity test, a color vision test, and an Amsler
Grid for testing retinal function.
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Demonstration of Pupil Reaction -
this interactive page shows examples of normal and abnormal pupil
reactions.
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Demonstration of Eye Movement -
this interactive page shows examples of normal and abnormal eye
movement and alignment.
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The Laser Vision Correction Page
discusses refractive procedures such as Lasik and PRK in depth, and
includes and Interactive Online Test to determine some aspects of being
a candidate for Laser Vision Correction.
Eye Disorders and Conditions: Major Sections
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Richmondeye.com has sections discussion the following eye conditions
in depth:
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This detailed section discusses over 80 eye conditions organized by
signs and symptoms. There are cross references where symptoms may
overlap. The categories of symptoms include:
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Eye redness
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Eye pain or light sensitivity
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Blurred Vision
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Loss of Vision
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Visual Disturbances - floaters, flashing, distortion, halos,
etc.
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Itching / Burning
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A list of the ocular diagnoses which are discussed and crossed referenced on the pages include:
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Ocular Allergy -
Blepharitis -
Cancer
(eye, orbit, optic nerve) -
Cataract -
Central
Serous Chorioretinopathy -
Cerebrovascular
disease (stroke) -
Chalazion (stye) -
Cluster
Headache -
Color Vision Problems -
Corneal
Abrasion -
Corneal Foreign Body -
Corneal
Edema (swelling) -
Corneal Ulcer (keratitis) -
Conjunctivitis
(pink eye) -
Contact Lens Problems -
Dacryocystitis -
Diabetic
Glasses Prescription Shift -
Blurred Distance
Vision -
Dry Eye -
Eale's
Disease -
Entopic Phenomenon -
Episcleritis -
Eyelid
Ectropion -
Eyelid Entropion -
Eyelid
Cellulitis -
Eye Strain -
Focusing
Spasm -
Foreign Body under Eyelid -
Glaucoma -
Iritis
(acute) -
Keratoconus -
Lyme
Disease -
Macular Degeneration -
Macular
Edema (swelling)
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Eye Medication Toxicity
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Myasthenia Gravis -
Ocular
Cicatricial Pemphigoid -
Ophthalmic Migraine -
Muscle
Paralysis -
Presbyopia (blurred reading vision) -
Obstructed
Tear Duct -
Optic Neuritis -
Optic
Nerve Stroke (ischemic optic neuropathy) -
Orbital
Fracture -
Orbital Cellulitis -
Phlyctenulosis -
Pterygium -
Recurrent
Corneal Erosion -
Refractive Error (glasses
prescription) -
Retinal Artery Occlusion -
Retinal
Detachment -
Retinal Tear -
Retinal
Vein Occlusion -
Sarcoidosis -
Scleritis -
Sinus
Disease -
Strabismus (ocular misalignment) -
Subconjunctival
Hemorrhage -
Temporal Arteritis -
Thyroid
Eye Disease -
Trichiasis (in turned eyelash) -
Eyelid
Tumor -
Twitching of Eyelid (eyelid myokymia) -
Uveitis -
Vitreous
Detachment -
Vitreous Hemorrhage
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These sections cover particular topics in depth:
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A complete list of these pages can be found on the
Interactive reference page.
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Simulation of Vision Problems including refractive error, cataract, glaucoma, and macular degeneration.
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Online Screening for Glaucoma Risk Factors
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Online Lasik Screening
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Body Mass Index Calculation, and associated health risks
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Printable eye charts and color vision tests
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Simulation of abnormal pupil reactions and eye movement abnormalities
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Summaries of important articles from ophthalmic journals, trade journals, and from the non-medical press are discussed here.
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This page includes clinical cases, discussion of the Afferent Pupillary Defect and a simulation,
eye movement disorders and simulation, and links to the
Ophthalmology Update Newsletter. This newsletter
is viewable in both web-based and .pdf format, and discusses ophthalmic topics of interest to medical physicians.
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This includes links to the American Academy of Ophthalmology Website, and other reputable sites. There
is a link to a site which discusses ongoing clinical trails, and links to sites which deal specifically with retinal disorders,
glaucoma, low vision, ocular cancer, oculoplastics, and more.
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