Category Archives: Eye Conditions

Testimony by a glaucoma expert witness may be useful in cases where issues revolve around ocular trauma, standard of care, devices used for diagnosis and treatment for glaucoma, and adverse reactions to glaucoma therapy. Continue reading →

The interface of legal aspects of dry eye syndrome and glaucoma is of interest to ophthalmologists and attorneys. This article summarizes some of the major clinical points of dry eyes, preservatives, and glaucoma.

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Expert testimony may be needed when the subject is cataract surgery and eye pressure. Quite often, patients who undergo cataract surgery also have preexisting glaucoma. In glaucoma the pressure is elevated unless it is controlled by medication or by a … Continue reading →

Diabetes is a condition when the pancreas does not produce a sufficient amount of insulin to properly regulate the body’s blood sugar level.  Over time diabetes can affect multiple organ systems including the kidneys, heart, and nervous system, the circulation, … Continue reading →

Dry eyes are a serious and growing concern for millions of individuals. The eye must be bathed in a continuous flow of a tear film that consists of several components. A healthy tear film contains lipids, aqueous, and mucin. The … Continue reading →