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Archive for Pre-Reg

Clinical Conundrums: Case History 1

Published March 2nd, 2007 by Priya Morjaria.

I recently examined a 63 year old patient who came in for a re-check. He had been seen by my colleague a few weeks earlier and at the time his spectacles were updated; one pair for distance and one pair for near. He came in complaining of not being able to read with both eyes [...]

On Being A Newbie

Published February 22nd, 2007 by Priya Morjaria.

Looking into my mirror I look at myself trying to figure out whether it was really worth the £150 I paid to have the letters MCOptom after my name.  As much as I try, I still feel that money could have been spent on a worthier cause. 

Electronic Low Vision Aids – Bierley’s MonoMouse

Published February 21st, 2007 by Jane Macnaughton.

When it comes to making things appear larger, there is a limited number of ways in which it can be done.  Therefore, if magnification can be packaged in a simple to use, good quality product that appeals to a wide range of patients, there will certainly be a market, most especially if the product is [...]

Juggling it all – the pre-reg view

Published February 2nd, 2007 by Andrew Ho.

Sitting in the hospital eye department casualty ward, yawning away and nearly falling off my chair is not the best way to start the day, especially when it’s almost lunchtime…


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