Eye Diseases
Glaucoma Awareness Month
Each January the doctors of Burlington County Eye Physicians recognize Glaucoma Awareness Month. There’s someone you probably know who you can help.
Read MoreCentral Serous Retinopathy | CSR
CSR is a recurrent disease of the retina causing blurriness, loss of color perception and minification…what’s minification?
Read MoreBranch Artery Occlusion (BRAO)
There are four types of RVO – Branch retinal artery occlusions may be sign of impending stroke or heart attack. Here’s why.
Read MoreCentral Retinal Artery Occlusions
A CRAO is another type of retinal vascular occlusion and may be a sign of systemic disease, unlike other types of vascular occlusions. Here’s why…
Read MoreRetinal Vascular Occlusions (RVO)
RVO are a class of vascular disorders commonly affecting the retina. There are two major types and prognosis varies.
Read MoreCentral Retinal Vein Occlusion (CRVO)
CRVO is a painless type of vision loss from loss of blood flow to the retina. Learn how this sudden painless loss of vision can occur.
Read MoreLaser Surgery | Use of Lasers in the Eye
Laser eye surgery? There are many ways your eye doctors use laser to treat eye disease – not just for laser vision correction.
Read MoreMacular Degeneration | Signs and Symptoms
Macular degeneration can cause blindness. Learn the early warning signs and how you can distinguish symptoms of macular degeneration from other causes.
Read MorePatients with Diabetes and Cataracts
Patients with diabetes can get develop cataracts at an earlier age. Both diabetic retinopathy and cataracts can cause the same symptoms of blurry vision. Preserve your vision with regular exams.
Read MoreEye Drops and Medications | How to Treat Glaucoma
Eye drops and other medications used to treat glaucoma are geared to reduce the eye pressure – a risk factor for developing the disease. Here’s a review of the different types and how they work.
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