| The doctor might recommend you take your child to an otorhinolaryngologist or an ophthalmologist. |
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| Your optometrist may refer you to an ophthalmologist for more complex eye problems, for special procedures and for conditions requiring surgery. |
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| This exam is generally administered by either an optometrist or an ophthalmologist. |
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| The biggest blow when you have macular disease is when the ophthalmologist tells you they have gone as far as they can. |
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| The functionally monocular athlete should be evaluated by an ophthalmologist before being admitted to participation in a particular sport. |
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| Why did my ophthalmologist have to have such incredibly small revolving doors at the entrance to her office? |
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| Any deviations from acceptable performance require further examination by an optometrist or an ophthalmologist. |
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| Patients with suspected ocular disease should be referred to an ophthalmologist for a full dilated ocular examination. |
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| The ophthalmologist or optometrist will determine when these tests are necessary. |
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| Videoconferencing allows interaction between emergency room personnel and a consultant ophthalmologist. |
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| This inflammation, called iridocyclitis or iritis or uveitis, can be detected early by an ophthalmologist. |
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| An optometrist, ophthalmologist or oculist can make sure contact wearers have the right lenses and take care of them properly. |
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| Check with your ophthalmologist to ensure that you don't have a sty which is causing the inflammation, or any type of infection. |
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| A simple way your optometrist or ophthalmologist can correct this is with reading glasses. |
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| Eye injuries should be irrigated copiously and referred to an ophthalmologist. |
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| If defects are found refer the examinee to an optometrist or ophthalmologist for a full eye exam. |
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| An ophthalmologist who operated on him in Tunis after his release said that his eyes should be checked every two weeks. |
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| Before that, he was an ophthalmologist in Bowling Green, a small town in Kentucky. |
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| Ocular involvement should prompt immediate referral to an ophthalmologist. |
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| Your most important task is to detect potentially serious ocular presentations for immediate referral of the patient to an ophthalmologist and treatment. |
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| Katie, an ophthalmologist who prefers that we not use her last name, dreads asking patients about any problem involving tearing. |
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| Turns out the ophthalmologist was a member of a secret society in college, the Noze Brotherhood. |
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| See an ophthalmologist if the shingles appear on the forehead, near the eyes, or on the tip of the nose. |
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| Invariably, when your ophthalmologist screens your eyes and diagnoses you with one of these problems, you are left worried and unconvinced about the implications. |
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| Partner with a local ophthalmologist, optometrist or eye care specialist to conduct vision, glaucoma or cataract screenings at a public location. |
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| Eye Examinations: The Corporation shall grant, if required, leave for an employee to have a yearly test by an ophthalmologist. |
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| Either way, an official diagnosis of AMD should be left to an optometrist or ophthalmologist. |
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| More than five per cent of students have undiagnosed vision problems, according to MCH ophthalmologist Dr. Rosanne Superstein. |
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| These products are fragrance-free, colorant-free and ophthalmologist tested. |
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| Ninety-nine of 229 patients consulted an ophthalmologist during therapy. |
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| Go to an ophthalmologist every six months, keep your lenses clean. |
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| If glaucoma is suspected or if the patient is at high risk for developing glaucoma, referral to an optometrist or an ophthalmologist for further evaluation is essential. |
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| The specific formulas are dermatologist and ophthalmologist tested, to effectively refresh even sensitive eyes or contact lens wearers. |
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| Lafarge has hired an ophthalmologist who regularly comes from Dhaka to treat us. |
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| Conditions requiring referral to an ophthalmologist are orbital cellulitis, hyphaema, scleritis, iritis or uveitis, acute angle closure glaucoma, and corneal abrasions. |
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| If you have any of these symptoms, it is recommended that you consult your ophthalmologist. |
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| An ophthalmologist made the diagnosis of pseudotumor cerebri and treated her with acetazolamide and bilateral optic nerve sheath fenestrations. |
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| Dickinson's last trips from Amherst were in 1864 and 1865, when she shared her cousins Louisa and Frances Norcross's boardinghouse in Cambridge and underwent a course of treatment with the leading Boston ophthalmologist. |
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| She then plans to spend another four years studying medicine and eventually plans to open a private practice as an optometrist or ophthalmologist. |
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| A specially trained professional, who, in many states, can fit contact lenses after an optometrist or ophthalmologist determines the prescription. |
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| Dr Abdullah is an ophthalmologist by training but is better known as the aide to Ahmed Shah Massoud, a slain leader of the mujahideen who defeated the Soviets. |
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| After his favoured son, Basil, died in a car crash, he turned to Bashar, a former ophthalmologist, who is thought to be much less of a chip off the harsh old block. |
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| An examination of the retina by an ophthalmologist with an indirect ophthalmoscope and with dilated pupils is essential in order to look for and document retinal findings. |
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| Each unit will be staffed with an ophthalmologist, eye care technicians and other support personnel, and provided with up-to-date surgical and diagnostic equipment. |
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| An ophthalmologist can carry out operations on the eye such as corneal transplantation or lens replacement if he has received further training in ophthalmic surgery. |
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| Ever since his death in 2000, Hafez El-Assad has been replaced by his son Bashar, an ophthalmologist educated in the United Kingdom who was believed not to be very well informed on the subtleties of regional politics. |
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| A thorough check shall be carried out whenever the results of an eye examination performed are inconclusive and require referral to an ophthalmologist. |
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| In its records, the Department referred to the Veteran's condition as macular degeneration caused by aging, rather than as macular edema diagnosed by his ophthalmologist. |
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| Patients have to travel to the capital to consult an ophthalmologist. |
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| Our range for the ophthalmologist covers high-tech instruments for eye surgery applications in the operating theatre, for setting up ophthalmology practices and clinics as well as equipping refraction rooms for opticians. |
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| If you think it would be helpful, ask specialists, such as your physiotherapist, occupational therapist, nurse, counsellor or ophthalmologist, to provide additional documentation to support your application. |
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| He had no patients according to his autobiography and his efforts as an ophthalmologist were a failure. |
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| The proof is either a copy of the document of blind registration or a certificate from an ophthalmologist. |
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| When I lost the sight in one eye, my ophthalmologist said I'd no longer get airsick or carsick. |
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| The author, 41, hoped the ophthalmologist would correct her shortsightedness. |
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| An ophthalmologist is a doctor who specialises in diagnosing and treating eye conditions. |
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| Unfortunately 80 per cent of these blind live in the developing countries where resources are limited, said ophthalmologist Prof Shad Muhammad. |
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| Here they have a questionnaire for an optometrist or ophthalmologist to fill out. |
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| Pamela Gallin, a pediatric ophthalmologist at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. |
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| In 1949, German ophthalmologist, Gerhard Meyer-Schwickerath suggested the use of lasers to photocoagulate the retina. |
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| Always visit an ophthalmologist if you notice changes in your vision. |
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| The syndrome, named after Swedish ophthalmologist Henrik Sjogren, is an autoimmune disorder, which means that your immune system attacks your body's healthy tissues. |
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