“Sorry ICU, I’m an Ophthalmologist!”

An ophthalmologist in Budapest and Prague.

with or traumatised, the better the results. WVe aim at simplicity and rapidity in our methods, which have been evolved to deal with a large number of patients in a short space of time. No patient with clinically clean eyes has any smear, culture, or other pre-operative investigation, and all are submitted to operation on the day of admission. In this series we had no case of primary sepsis, an...

Guardianship: an alternative to "I'm sorry".

Ophthalmologist in patients' eyes.

It seems that patient's knowledge about ophthalmologist's work is very insufficient, especially about what type of examination should be undertaken for refraction condition during the "simple" eye check-up and which serious systemic diseases could be discovered thorough eye examinations. The aim of the study was to determine patients' knowledge about ophthalmologist examinations during the chec...

Ocular Manifestations of Sarcoidosis : An Ophthalmologist ’ s View

Sarcoidosis is a systemic granulomatous disease, which may in­ volve any part of the eye and its adnexal tissues. Although the first manifestation of systemic sarcoidosis is often ophthalmic involve­ ment, non­ophthalmologists are not familiar with its ocular man­ ifestations, especially when described in ophthalmologic terms. In this article, the author intends to describe the ocular manifesta...

Better Safe than Sorry

common to all species (although the evidence for this appears weak; Flather et al. 2011), then the SAFE index is merely a measure of N. The need for the logarithmic transformation in the SAFE index is unsupported. Clements et al. claim that the SAFE index improves communication of “distance” from extinction. However, the general public, donors, and policy makers will understand the implications...