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Anthony Kuo, MD, and Ryan McNabb, PhD, demonstrate the potential of whole-eye imaging in this video (3:26)

Progressive Rod-Cone Degeneration (PRCD) is a small protein residing in the light-sensitive membranes of the photoreceptor cells.

The graduating fellows, residents and ophthalmic technician program students were recognized and honored on June 9, 2019 at the annual Trainee Banquet. 

Residents, fellows and medical students were able to show off their hard work and latest research by way of lectures and posters during our annual Duke Ophthalmology Residents and Fellows Scientifi

Any ocular surface disease (OSD), but most commonly, dry-eye disease (DED), can reduce visual quality and quantity and adversely affect refractive measurements before keratorefractive and phacorefr

Our Ophthalmic Technician students presented their topic of interest during Student Presentation Day.

Sharon Fekrat, MD and Dilraj Grewal, MD were invited among a group of international speakers to a podium and panel session to present their

Samuel Passi, MD, PGY3 and Mark Goerlitz-Jessen, MD, PGY2 each received Best Paper of Session (BPOS) A

Julie Woodward, MD, chief of oculofacial surgery was interviewed by ABC 11 a

Bilateral corneal blindness, insensate cornea present risks for permanent blindness.