Gel Helps Slow Progression Of Myopia In Kids

Monday, September 1, 2008

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A new study from University of Oklahoma Department of Ophthalmology has found that daily use of medication called pirenzepine gel can slow down myopia progression in children, say researchers.

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The man in the photo below was seen 6 hours after trauma. His vision is CF ou, he has a left RAPD and his IOP is 50mmHg. What should be your first line of therapy?
1. Observation
2. CT scan
3. Decompression of the orbit
4. Ultrasound of the orbit
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Gel Helps Slow Progression Of Myopia In Kids

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The man in the photo below was seen 6 hours after trauma. His vision is CF ou, he has a left RAPD and his IOP is 50mmHg. What should be your first line of therapy?

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