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Seeing Red: A Guide to Identifying and Treating the Many Causes of a Red Eye
Some bloodshot eyes require urgent care; others can be resolved with minimal treatment – or a lesson in contact lens hygiene. Ophthalmologist and vitreoretinal surgeon Melissa Neuwelt, MD, breaks down the causes.
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Catching the Silent Thief of Sight: How to Identify and Manage Glaucoma in Primary Care
Glaucoma is a leading cause of blindness, yet measurements of intraocular pressure may be normal and patients may have no symptoms.
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In the Blink of an Eye: Early Detection of Vision Problems in Kids
With age-appropriate tests and tools, primary care providers can identify vision concerns in very young patients before there are lasting effects.
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UCSF MD Link: Web-Based Communication Portal for Physicians
Our web portal allows referring physicians to securely access their patients’ entire electronic health record, make online referral requests and communicate with our physicians directly and securely.
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Comprehensive Sarcoidosis Management and Treatment
Diagnosing sarcoidosis is a challenging process. UCSF’s team of specialists are experts in diagnosing and treating this elusive chronic condition.
The UCSF Comprehensive Ophthalmology & Optometry Clinic offers both routine vision care and management of eye diseases. Our ophthalmology service treats patients with eye conditions including cataracts, glaucoma, diabetic eye disease, ocular inflammation, macular degeneration and eye injuries, in addition to monitoring eye health in patients with other disorders. We offer treatments such as cataract and lens surgeries and laser eye surgery. The optometry service performs comprehensive vision exams to assess eye health and vision needs, and provides vision correction with glasses or contact lenses for both pediatric and adult patients. We also provide testing for glaucoma and cataracts.
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