White Dot Syndromes (and a few extra)

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White Dot Syndromes (and a few extra)

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Jan 23, 2019

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This week, we explore the mysterious world of white dot syndromes, as well as a few other non-infectious inflammatory chorioretinopathies). Brought to you by Yale ophthalmology residents Ben Young and Andrew Pouw.

Twitter: @Eyes4Ears

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Jan 23, 2019

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Retinoschisis: This week we're splitting hairs with retinoschisis, the problem where layers within the layer are split. We're returning to our regular board review series this week, but will be back with more buddy call and optics soon. by Eyes For Ears
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Nystagmus I: This week, we talk about nystagmus! If you were expecting Corneal Dystrophies II, we had a small technical issue with that episode, so expect that to be uploaded within a week! Amanda is back this week, as Andrew was still out of the country. If you'd li... by Eyes For Ears
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Sickle Cell Retinopathy (+ other manifestations): This week we cover both anterior and posterior segment manifestations of sickle cell disease. For all US residents about to take OKAPS, good luck!!! We are truly humbled and blown away by your support, and hope this podcast has been any small part of you... by Eyes For Ears
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Infectious Keratitis: Welcome to our second episode of Eyes for Ears, our ophthalmology/OKAPS review podcast, where we delve into the many flavors of infectious keratitis. by Eyes For Ears
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Optics I: Vengeance on Vergence: This week, we return to board review topics, including the ever high-yield optics. For senior residents or fellows studying for boards, we have not forgotten about you! While an audio format won't be your definitive way to learn optics from scratch, here... by Eyes For Ears
16 min listen
Acute Anterior Uveitis Part 2: We return this week to finish discussing acute anterior uveitis. If you haven't listened to part 1 (last week), we recommend starting there. Also, we are doing a survey to assess the impact of the podcast. If you'd like to support us, take this 4 minute ... by Eyes For Ears
1 min listen
Corneal Dystrophies II + Ectasias: We're back with Corneal Dystrophies, part II, where we discuss the posterior corneal dystrophies, and we go over the Corneal Ectasias! As always, check out our website, EyesforEars.net, to download the relevant Anki deck to review the prep material you l... by Eyes For Ears
28 min listen
Macular Dystrophies: We're back after a brief break after this years OKAPs/Boards to talk about macular dystrophies! We hope everyone who took a test this past feels well, and we want to thank everyone who supported us in our first season. If you want to get updates, follow ... by Eyes For Ears
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Phakomatoses I: On this week's episode of Eyes for Ears, Ben and Andrew delve into the Phakomatoses. We're breaking this episode up into two parts, so expect part 2 next week! Also, we are working on a parallel flash card project, where we release an Anki flash card dec... by Eyes For Ears
15 min listen
Retinopathy of Prematurity Trials: We discuss screening protocols, and CRYO ROP, ETROP and BEAT-ROP trialsto learn how to manage retinopathy of prematurity. Guest host Fei Cai of CREOGs over Coffee is back to help. by Eyes For Ears
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Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension: We discuss idiopathic intracranial hypertension, also known as pseudotumor cerebri, with frequent guest host Amanda Redfern. We chat about the diagnostic features, mechanism behind the symptoms, differential diagnosis and management by Eyes For Ears
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Nystagmus II + Saccadia: This week we finish our episodes on Nystagmus, and cover some other miscellaneous saccadic eye movements as well. As always, head to our website at EyesForEars.net for handy flashcards to reinforce what you learned in this episode. If you'd like to suppo... by Eyes For Ears
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Phakomatoses II: We return for the second half of our Phakomatoses episodes, where we cover Sturge Weber, Ataxia-Telangectasia, Wyburn Mason, and more! Also, check out our new website, Eyesforears.net, to check out our new release of accompanying Anki flashcards specific... by Eyes For Ears
15 min listen
Buddy Call-The 20 Point Exam and Red Eyes with Dr. Paul Gaudio!: Welcome to our new miniseries, "Buddy Call", where we bring on a Buddy to discuss topics to prepare new residents or rotating medical students for ophthalmic call, and exam fundamentals. We kick things off with Dr. Paul Gaudio, Clinical Associate Profess... by Eyes For Ears
30 min listen
Acute Anterior Uveitis Part 1: This week, we discuss anterior uveitis, especially HLA B27 related disease. Next week, we'll discuss the other causes of anterior uveitis, as well as treatment and management. Also, we are doing a survey to assess the impact of the podcast. If you'd li... by Eyes For Ears
17 min listen
Optic Neuritis: This week Andrew couldn't make it, so we have Amanda back to talk about Optic Neuritis! Also, we are doing a survey to assess the impact of the podcast. If you'd like to support us, take this 4 minute survey: bit.ly/2VpPRND You also can enter to win a $... by Eyes For Ears
21 min listen
Ocular Syphilis: We're back again to talk about ophthalmic manifestations of syphilis. Included in this episode are special guest stars, Fei Cai and Nick Burns, of the podcast CREOGs over Coffee to help us review systemic manifestations of syphilis! If you liked listenin... by Eyes For Ears
19 min listen
Anti-VEGF AMD Trials: This week, we review the major flagship anti-VEGF agents, pegaptinib, ranibizumab, bevacizumab, aflibercept, as well as some of the flagship clinical trials, including VISION, MARINA, ANCHOR, CATT, and VIEW 1 and 2. Also, we are doing a survey to assess ... by Eyes For Ears
25 min listen
EfE Chats with Andrea Tooley, MD!: Welcome to Eyes for Ears Chats, our new series where we bring on exciting members of the ophthalmology community, and get their insights into ophtho and beyond (we changed the name from Eyes for Ears Talks in post-production D:). This week we're recordin... by Eyes For Ears
28 min listen
Landmark Glaucoma Trials: This week, we're studying studies. Andrew Pouw is back, and we discuss the landmark glaucoma trials that are frequently tested and broadly guide our management of intraocular pressure and glaucoma. As always, check out our website at EyesForEars.net to g... by Eyes For Ears
20 min listen
Corneal Dystrophies I: This week, we tackle the Corneal Dystrophies, part 1 of 2! Andrew was out of the country for this week, so please welcome our guesthost and fellow Yale resident Amanda Redfern! Also, check out our website, Eyes4Ears.com, to find flashcards associated wit... by Eyes For Ears
28 min listen
Job search/contract negotiation, surgical habits and more in Beyond the Scope with Dr. Paul Gaudio: In our second episode of Beyond the Scope (renamed from "Chats"), Dr. Paul Gaudio, clinical associate professor at Yale, and medical/surgical uveitis specialist, returns to talk about his clinical experiences, surgical tips, clinical habits, how to pract... by Eyes For Ears
38 min listen
Ectopia Lentis: This week we review ectopia lentis. If you'd like to leave feedback, or if you had episode topic suggestions, reach out to us on Twitter @Eyes4Ears. Also, check out our website eyesforears.net to use our flashcard decks to instantly review the material l... by Eyes For Ears
16 min listen
Sphingolipidoses: This week, Ben and Andrew talk about Niemann-Pick's, Gaucher's, Fabry's, and Tay-Sach's disease. by Eyes For Ears
20 min listen
Optics II: Destigmatize Astigmatism + Power up with Power Crosses: We're back with part 2 of our optics for the boards review, where we review the fundamentals of astigmatism and power crosses, with examples of how to solve problems with them. by Eyes For Ears
19 min listen
Macroaneurysms: Learn about the peculiarities retinal macroaneurysms in a micro package in this week's episode. by Eyes For Ears
14 min listen
Color Vision Deficiency: This week, we're back from ARVO to review color vision, color deficiencies, and the many ways to test color vision. If you'd like to support the podcast, a rating/review are tremendously helpful. You can also check out our Anki flashcard decks at our web... by Eyes For Ears
16 min listen
Buddy Call -Pediatrics on Call with Dr. Shagun Bhatia!: We discuss Pediatrics on Call with Dr. Shagun Bhatia, our previous senior resident at Yale and now graduate of the pediatric ophthalmology fellowship at the Shiley Eye Institute at UCSD! We talk about the pediatric exam, and common pediatric ophthalmolog... by Eyes For Ears
27 min listen
Lenticular Glaucomas: Let's talk about lenticular glaucomas: Phacomorphic, Phacolytic, Lens Particle and Phacoantigenic! Also we briefly announce in this episode our new "Buddy Call" series, where we'll talk about topics for the incoming residents to our field to help best pr... by Eyes For Ears
17 min listen

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