Early this year, I was awarded a Claude McCarthy Fellowship to undertake original research abroad and attend an international conference. I was delighted to be granted this fellowship and to have the
In the past, clinicians have put forward anecdotal views about how to manage myopia. The first, evidence-based review only appeared in 2002 and, drawing on just 10 randomised controlled trials about
Reading about best practice in myopia management is one thing but hearing about how it works in practice is quite another. In the first in a series of articles, the New Zealand Myopia Action Group
Herpes Zoster Ophthalmicus (HZO) is the reactivation of varicella zoster virus infection in the ophthalmic branch of the trigeminal nerve. Ocular complications of HZO include keratitis, uveitis,
The incidence and clinical outcome of complications in 4,000 consecutive strabismus operationsAilsa E. Ritchie, Nadeem AliJ AAPOS. 2019 May 4Review: This is an interesting article that highlights the
The annual ophthalmic nurses meeting, held in conjunction with the RANZCO New Zealand Branch conference, took place at the Pullman Hotel in Auckland this May.
This year’s annual NZ RANZCO branch meeting was held at the Pullman Hotel, overlooking the historic Albert Park in the heart of bustling Auckland from 9-11 May. Attendees and keynote speakers from across Australia, UK and New Zealand were immersed in exciting discussions on artificial intelligence (
The past year has seen many of New Zealand’s optical industry stalwarts step back from day to day operations. Jai Breitnauer asked them about the changes they’ve seen and what might lie ahead for their successors.
The first Eye Institute seminar of 2019 was hosted by Dr Nick Mantell, who introduced the surgery’s new marketing advisor, Janelle Brunton-Rennie, who’s worked with Dr Mantell in the past. With a new marketing team in place, it was no surprise to see a new venue - th
No matter how many times it happens, I am always wildly impressed to be shown an image of my eyeball.
I approached the sixth edition of Contact Lenses by Anthony Phillips and Lynne Speedwell with enthusiasm as some years ago I was a student when the fifth edition was released.
Ophthalmic manifestations of facial dog bites, Intravenous steroid with antibiotic treatment for children with orbital cellulitis, Reducing local anaesthetic injection pain methods in periocular surgery
