Optometry teaching at Exeter Eye

Optometry teaching at Exeter Eye

The talks will include an update on OCT interpretation of macular pathology, when and what retinal problems should be referred and there will also be a short video presentation on how to avoid problems with multifocal lenses. Light refreshments will also be...
Mr Simcock attends Moorfields Preceptorship meeting

Mr Simcock attends Moorfields Preceptorship meeting

Mr Simcock was kept up to date with the latest treatments available for macular degeneration, retinal vein occlusions and diabetic retinopathy.  He was pleased to note that Moorfields have now embraced nurse practitioners and other allied health...
Optometry teaching at Exeter Eye

Peter Simcock answers questions on cataract surgery

Q. What is a cataract? A. The front of the eye has two lenses that focus light.  The most powerful lens is the cornea (where you put contact lenses) but the fine tuning is done by a lens that is inside the eye.  This lens can change shape to enable you to focus close...