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Tag Archives: dog
A Clinical Case from the Archives : 27/11/2005
[tab name=”The Case”]Here is a good example of a delightful young lady (well some are young, others may be verging on the senile!)we see from time to time in ophthalmology. She has a twin sister who we see more regularly … Continue reading
A Clinical Case from the Archives : 13/11/2005
[tab name=”The Case”]This three month old cross-bred puppy is presented with eyes that seem, according to the owner, to have been irritating the dog almost from day one. What is the cause and how would you treat it?[/tab][end_tabset]
A Clinical Case from the Archives : 05/11/2005
[tab name=”The Case”]This 9 month almost completely white harlequin great dane is deaf and unilaterally blind too. What is happening here and why has it got these problems?[/tab][end_tabset]
A Clinical Case from the Archives : 05/11/2005
[tab name=”The Case”]The dog in the previous qustion has a problem in its right eye as well. Persistent copious discharge and a red eye but one that is visual are seen here. What might be going on?[/tab][end_tabset]
A Clinical Case from the Archives : 05/11/2005
[tab name=”The Case”]A cocker spaniel turns up this morning with an eye characterised by corneal oedema, episcleral congestion, a vascular fringe at its limbus, a dilated pupil and visual impairment. What is the likely diagnosis?[/tab][end_tabset]
A Clinical Case from the Archives : 30/10/2005
[tab name=”The Case”]This three year old Labrador is presented to you as the owner is concerned about its eyes, although vision seems to be normal. What is wrong and what tests would you do to determine what is wrong?[/tab][end_tabset]
A Clinical Case from the Archives : 30/10/2005
[tab name=”The Case”]The treatment in the Irish Wolfhound from the preceeding question has involved pleating the lateral rectus muscle to turn the eye, but has had the effect of bringing across the third eyelid. Why is that?[/tab][end_tabset]
A Clinical Case from the Archives : 30/10/2005
[tab name=”The Case”]This two year old Irish Wolfhound is presented with a gradual loss of vision in this eye. What is wrong and what might you do to investigate and treat?[/tab][end_tabset]
A Clinical Case from the Archives : 29/10/2005
[tab name=”The Case”]How annoying! You’ve forgotten your ophthalmoscope on a visit to a friend’s house and he shows you his 4 year old labrador. His own vet has used one antibiotic after another in the eyes with no effect. From … Continue reading
A Clinical Case from the Archives : 29/10/2005
[tab name=”The Case”]This five month old Neopolitan Mastiff presents with this appearance of the nicitating membrane in both eyes. What is happening and what should be done to correct it?[/tab][end_tabset]