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OpticSurgeon hosts Inside Ophthalmology: The Surgeon’s Cut, a health show with 36 episodes published.
🎧 Inside Ophthalmology – Season 2, Episode 11 Postoperative Complications: Protecting Vision After Surgery Welcome to Inside Ophthalmology, Season 2, Episode 09, airing July 13, 2025! We’re diving into postoperative com
🎧 Inside Ophthalmology – Season 2, Episode 9 Pediatric Ocular Findings: Saving Young Eyes Welcome to Inside Ophthalmology, Season 2, Episode 9, on July 6, 2025! We’re exploring critical signs in kids’ eyes, from white p
🎙️ Inside Ophthalmology – Season 2, Episode 7 Title: Neuro-Ophthalmic Abnormalities Made Simple In this episode, we cover the most important neuro-ophthalmic signs that every eye doctor should know. From abnormal pupils
🎧 Inside Ophthalmology – Season 2, Episode 6 Lens Findings: Eye’s Focusing Clues What do cloudy lenses, strange spots, or a shifted lens mean? In this episode, we explore lens signs that reveal deeper problems—from cata
🎧 Inside Ophthalmology – Season 2, Episode 5 Iris Findings: Eye Color Clues What can eye color and iris changes tell us? In this episode, we explore key clues like heterochromia, iris nevi, new blood vessels, and trauma
🎙️ Inside Ophthalmology: The Surgeon’s Cut S2E4 – The Pressure is On: IOP Abnormalities In this episode, we break down the causes of high and low eye pressure (intraocular pressure or IOP). You'll learn how to approach
🎧 Inside Ophthalmology – Season 2, Episode 3 Fundus Findings: Clues from the Back of the Eye Welcome to Inside Ophthalmology, Season 2, Episode 3! Today we’re heading to the back of the eye—the fundus—to decode some of
🎧 Inside Ophthalmology – Season 2, Episode 2 Conjunctival, Corneal & Scleral Signs Welcome to Inside Ophthalmology, Season 2, Episode 2! In this episode, we explore key external eye findings—from puffy conjunctiva and h
S2E1: Anterior Chamber Red Flags Welcome to Inside Ophthalmology! Today, we’re diving into anterior chamber abnormalities, critical signs that can signal everything from mild issues to vision-threatening emergencies. Fro
Lagophthalmos Description for Inside Ophthalmology Podcast Welcome to Inside Ophthalmology! Today, we’re shining a light on lagophthalmos, a condition where the eyelids don’t fully close, leaving the eye exposed to dryne
Welcome to Inside Ophthalmology! Today, we’re tackling floaters, those drifting dots or cobwebs in your vision. Often just a sign of aging, these vitreous opacities can also hint at serious issues like retinal tears or u
Welcome to Inside Ophthalmology! Today, we’re talking about proptosis, a condition where the eye bulges out of its socket. It’s a noticeable sign that can point to something mild or a serious issue needing quick action.
OpticSurgeon: The Ophthalmology Podcast – Episode: Decoding Ocular Pain Dive into the world of ocular pain with OpticSurgeon as we unravel this critical symptom that screams for attention in the ophthalmology clinic! Fro
Episode 23: Nyctalopia (Night Blindness) Dive into the shadows with Inside Ophthalmology: The Surgeon’s Cut as we explore nyctalopia, the inability to see in low-light conditions. This episode unpacks the causes, from re
Episode Description: Light Sensitivity (Photophobia) - Optic Surgeon Podcast In this episode, Optic Surgeon explores photophobia, a common yet complex symptom encountered by ophthalmology residents and final-year MBBS st
The Red Eye - Optic Surgeon Podcast In this episode, Optic Surgeon tackles the red eye, a ubiquitous yet critical presentation for ophthalmology residents and final-year MBBS students. Using a high-stakes case, we explor
In Episode 20 of Inside Ophthalmology: The Ophthalmology Podcast, we tackle itchy eyes in a 56-year-old contact lens wearer with diabetes. Explore causes like infectious keratitis, allergic conjunctivitis (VKC, AKC), dry
In this episode, Optic Surgeon provides a concise guide on headaches with ocular symptoms for ophthalmology residents and final-year MBBS students. Through a case-based approach, we explore ocular causes like acute angle
In this episode, Optic Surgeon delivers a concise guide on glare—a common visual disturbance—for ophthalmology residents and final-year MBBS students. Through a case of a post-radial keratotomy patient with nighttime gla
In this episode, Optic Surgeon offers a concise guide on halos—rings of light around bright objects—for ophthalmology residents and final-year MBBS students. Through a case-based approach, we explore causes like corneal
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