Macular Degeneration
What is Geographic Atrophy?
Geographic atrophy is an advanced form of macular degeneration. Unlike wet ARMD, there are no signs of choroidal neovascularization and anti-VEGF injections or laser are not helpful. Age-related geographic atrophy can cause slowly progressive, but severe visual loss. This geographic atrophy affects the retina, the part of the eye that sends visual information to the…
Read MorePort Delivery System | Lucentis Extended Release
New Port Delivery System may reduce the number of injections needed to treat eye disease.
Read MoreAREDS Vitamins for AMD
Do eye vitamins work for macular degeneration? Well, yes and no.
Read MoreTesting for Macular Degeneration
In observance of macular degeneration and low vision awareness…here’s how we diagnose macular degeneration…
Read MoreWhat is Low Vision?
During the month of February, we are observing awareness of ARMD and low vision. Do you understand low vision?
Read MoreMacular Degeneration & Low Vision Awareness
February is designated as macular degeneration and low vision awareness month. Here’s what we’ll highlight….
Read MoreDrusen and Macular Degeneration
Drusen are white flecks found within the layers of the retina and may be related to this blinding disease…
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.
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