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Eyes For EarsToxocaraBen and Andrew review toxocariasis and its gnarly lifecycle, why every ophthalmologist needs to know about it, treatment, and more.
We wish everyone about to take OKAPs the best of luck!
2024-03-1138 minEyes For EarsVogt-Koyanagi-Harada DiseaseBen and Amanda review VKH, including terminology, key findings, stages, and differential diagnoses.
2024-03-0422 minEyes For EarsAlbinismBen and Andrew review how oculocutaneous and ocular albinism affect the eye, genetics of these problems, and other systemic conditions that cause albinism.
2024-02-2629 minEyes For EarsPediatric Spectacle Prescription PearlsAndrew and Ben simplify the nuances of how to prescribe glasses for children, and why you sometimes shouldn't just give the refraction you measured. There are relevant pearls for what they'll test you on in the boards, and practical tips for the clinic.
2024-02-1928 minEyes For EarsLASIK Flap ComplicationsAmanda and Ben discuss problems that can happen with LASIK flaps, including diffuse lamellar keratitis, infectious keratitis, epithelial ingrowth, and more!
2024-02-1225 minEyes For EarsIris TumorsAmanda and Andrew dive into the world of iris tumors, and other related spots and nodules. When do you watch? When is it melanoma? Find out in this episode!
2024-02-0532 minEyes For EarsColobomasThis week, Amanda and Andrew review colobomas, from embryologic causes, anatomy, and systemic concerns when you find it.
2024-01-2925 minEyes For EarsThe Rings of TraumaBen and Andrew review the seven rings of ocular trauma, a closed globe injury phenomenon.
2022-11-1417 minEyes For EarsEntropionAmanda and Ben do a rapid fire, oral boards style review of entropion.
To those taking oral boards this week, the whole team wishes you the best of luck!
2022-10-1809 minEyes For EarsPseudostrabismusBen and Amanda do a rapid review of what to think about when encountering pseudostrabismus on oral boards or in the clinic.
This is part of our oral boards review series, which is designed for review in the style of oral boards, and may not be as in-depth as our regular episodes.
2022-10-1204 minEyes For EarsBilateral Disc EdemaAmanda rapidly reviews the differential, workup and management of bilateral disc edema with Ben.
This is part of our oral boards review series which is designed for rapid review in the style of oral boards, and does not delve as deeply into topics as our standard episodes.
2022-10-0417 minEyes For EarsUnilateral Disc EdemaAmanda and Ben review differential diagnosis and management if you're presented with a patient with unilateral disc edema, either for oral boards or in the clinic.
This is part of our oral boards review series for rapid review, and won't go into as full depth as our more focused episodes.
2022-09-2712 minEyes For EarsTrue Lies with Otana JakporKellogg resident Dr Otana Jakpor takes us through a challenging case of transient monocular vision loss, and possibly exposes host Ben Young as a liar!
2022-07-2817 minEyes For EarsAcquired Hyperopic ShiftsAmanda and Ben do an oral-board style review of the differential of hyperopic shifts.
2022-05-2106 minEyes For EarsAcquired Myopic ShiftsThis week, Amanda and Ben do an oral boards style focused review of the differential for acquired myopic shifts.
2022-04-2707 minEyes For EarsIntro to Oral Boards ReviewAmanda and Ben discuss their experience with studying for oral boards, and share their study tips and what they wish they had done differently. Please note that the advice and opinions expressed are our own, and do not in any way represent the ABO. Further, any case examples discussed in this episode are theoretical, and do not represent what Ben or Amanda experienced on their test days.
2022-03-2930 minEyes For EarsResidency/Fellowship Rank List ReflectionsFor our 100th episode, we get Amanda, Andrew and Ben together to reflect on their residency and fellowship training to discuss what they thought was important and what they think is actually important in training and for their rank list.
These thoughts are our own, and do not reflect the opinions of any institution we have trained or worked at. Thank you to all of our supporters and listeners on the way to episode 100!
Amanda Redfern did her residency at Yale, her neuro-ophthalmology fellowship at the Moran Eye Center at the University of Ut...2021-11-301h 24Eyes For EarsPentosan Polysulfate Associated Maculopathy with Dr. Nieraj JainHaven't read about PPS Maculopathy? Just because it isn't in your BCSC yet doesn't mean you won't need to learn about this newly described disease. We learn about it here from the man who first discovered it, Dr. Nieraj Jain, vitreoretinal surgeon and ophthalmic genetics expert at the Emory Eye Center. Learn how he came to realize he was seeing a previously undescribed disease associated with a commonly used drug, how you can recognize it, and some of the techniques Dr. Jain used to show the strength of the association.
2021-06-0936 minEyes For EarsAcute Angle Closure ManagementThis week, we return to acute angle closure and discuss how to manage this challenging disease. All residents will eventually need to know how to tackle this in the ED!
We reference this video during the episode, a demonstration of the Argon Laser Peripheral Iridoplasty technique, by Dr. Christopher Teng: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2NYixE_0xQ
He also has videos demonstrating the traditional Laser Peripheral Iridotomy technique as well:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVicnPkZ6WA&pbjreload=102
2021-05-2833 minEyes For EarsPrimary Angle Closure FundamentalsLearn about angle closure, from fundamentals, to a deep dive into mechanisms of what makes angle closure occur. Plus, intro and intermediate gonioscopy tips!
2021-05-1135 minEyes For EarsAREDS and AREDS2 TrialsThis week we review the Age-related Eye Diseases Studies (AREDS) which resulted in the AREDS and AREDS2 vitamin supplements for patients with age-related macular degeneration. Learn the finer points of when to actually prescribe them, the evidence behind them, and what to do in those odd edge cases.
2021-04-2920 minEyes For EarsTelemedicine in Ophthalmology with Dr. Grayson ArmstrongWith the massive changes in non-urgent patient care caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, ophthalmology was one of the most affected specialties in the US and the World, with significant drops in patient volume with the initial shutdowns, and difficulty adapting as many other specialties did by delivering care remotely; ie with telemedicine.
Dr. Grayson Armstrong is the first and only telemedicine fellow in ophthalmology at Mass Eye and Ear, and so has made it his job of trying to solve the problem of teleophthalmology. Join us as he takes on a tour of where we're at now...2021-04-1455 minEyes For EarsThe Minority Ophthalmology Mentorship Program with Drs. Keith Carter and Paul LeeWe discuss the Minorities in Ophthalmology Mentorship (MOM) Program, an academic program supported by the AAO and AUPO, with executive committee members:
Dr. Keith Carter, past president of AAO and AUPO, Chair of Ophthalmology at the University of Iowa, and Chair of MOM Executive Committee
Dr. Paul Lee, president elect of AUPO, Research Liaison for MOM, and President of NAEVR/AEVR and Chair of the Kellogg Eye Center at the University of Michigan
We discuss some of the challenges of diversity within academic ophthalmology, and the benefits and mentorship that the MOM program offers to students looking...2021-03-2935 minEyes For EarsOrbital Lymphatic MalformationsThis week we delve into orbital lymphatic malformations, also commonly called lymphangiomas. Learn the diagnostic pearls to identifying this potentially dangerous pediatric orbital tumor, and what's so tricky about their management.
2021-03-1619 minEyes For EarsToxoplasmosisThis week we cover the life and times of toxoplasmosis in the eye, including a breakdown of toxoplasmosis' complex life cycle, the many manifestations it may have in the eye, diagnostic tests, and management paradigms.
2021-03-0941 minEyes For EarsOpen Globes Part 2 with Dr. Grayson ArmstrongWe return with Dr. Grayson Armstrong, recent chief resident at Mass Eye and Ear, where he ran the trauma service and did most of the globe repairs in New England, to learn surgical tips and tricks, run through a few globe cases, and how to handle intraoperative and post-operative challenges. Both clinically relevant and high yield board review material abound!
Grayson also tells us about an free app he helped develop to help new residents and trainees learn the maze of ophthalmic acronyms: https://ophthalmicedge.org/physician/ophthalmic-acronyms-app-available-now/#
2021-03-0242 minEyes For EarsOpen Globes Part 1 with Dr. Grayson ArmstrongThis week we learn about the diagnosis and pre-operative management with Dr. Grayson Armstrong, who recently completed his chief residency at Mass Eye and Ear, where he ran the trauma service, and thus did many of the globe surgeries of New England. Even if you've managed a number of globes, you'll have a lot to learn with Grayson. Keep your eyes peeled for next week when we come back for part 2 to go through trauma cases and learn surgical tips!
2021-02-2230 minEyes For EarsCapillary Hemangiomas and PHACES syndromeThis week we review Capillary Hemangiomas. By consequence, we also review related associations, PHACES syndrome, and Kasabach-Merritt Syndrome.
2021-02-1520 minEyes For EarsScleral Buckle Indications and Retinal Detachment Strategy with Dr. David ZacksThis week special guest host, Dr. David Zacks, professor at the Kellogg Eye Center at the University of Michigan, and vitreoretinal surgery fellowship director answers questions about basic strategies to repair retinal detachments, and when/why to use a scleral buckle.
2021-02-0814 minEyes For EarsEnlarged Corneal NervesThis week we talk both about normal corneal nerves, and how understanding enlarged corneal nerves can help you one day save someone's life, with our technique for remembering the myriad causes of enlarged corneal nerves. Plus, as a bonus, we learn the clinical utility of The Notebook.
2021-02-0131 minEyes For EarsAqueous DynamicsThis week we go with the flow, and explore all you need to know about the aqueous; production, content, drainage, and more. Plus, wait until the end of the episode to hear the finest eye joke of all time.
2021-01-2540 minEyes For EarsBullseye with Dr. Anvesh AnnadanamThis week, keep your eyes on target with Dr. Anvesh Annadanam, a Kellogg Eye Center resident, as teaches us about a patient with no complaints but much ado.
2021-01-1824 minEyes For EarsDrug-induced and Metabolic CataractsThis week we cover the board/OKAP favorite peculiar cataracts caused by various drugs and metabolic conditions.
2021-01-1127 minEyes For EarsNAIONThis week, we cover non-arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (NAION), as well as diagnostic pearls to differentiate optic neuropathies and retinopathies in general, and how to differentiate NAION from AAION.
2021-01-0539 minEyes For EarsPregnancy and Eyes - From Fundus to FundusWe bring back Maternal-Fetal-Medicine Fellow Dr. Fei Cai to teach us about what we should know about pregnant patients with eye problems.
If you liked this content, check out or recommend to an OB/Gyn friend Fei's own podcast, CREOGs over Coffee! https://creogsovercoffee.com/
Disclaimer:In this episode, we use the term "pregnant women" throughout. We mean to use the term pregnant people or pregnant patient, and do not mean to exclude those that are pregnant that do not identify as women.
2020-12-2150 minEyes For EarsCapsular Opacification + YAG Laser TipsThis week, we talk about the various ways the capsular bag can become opacified after cataract surgery, and tips on how to use YAG to fix it.
Also, if you applied to the Ophthalmology Fellowship Match this cycle, take the following survey from a team at Yale to enter a $50 Amazon Gift Card raffle.
The study is IRB approved, and we hope it will provide fellowship programs with an understanding of the applicant perception of the virtual interview. Information will remain strictly confidential and will not impact your standing with any fellowship program.
https://yalesurvey.ca1.qu...2020-12-1438 minEyes For EarsLaser FundamentalsWe discuss the basic principles of ophthalmic lasers that guide how they work and how to use them. Plus we take brief asides into Archimedes lore and using Star Wars as a memory tool.
2020-12-0433 minEyes For EarsDissociated Vertical DeviationsThis week we unravel the peculiarities of the strabismic problem of dissociated vertical deviations (DVD)
2020-11-2021 minEyes For EarsMidnight Mystery with Dr. Michael ParkCrack this mystery case with our repeat guest host, PGY4 and Yale's Chief Resident Michael Park!
2020-11-1328 minEyes For EarsPattern StrabismusStraighten out the alphabet soup of pattern strabismus in this episode.
We refer you to this excellent video by Dr. Tim Root to orient yourself to eye muscle actions, tropias and phorias:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRYBOBSyzAU
And we make reference to this aircraft during the episode if you are curious:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fairchild_Republic_A-10_Thunderbolt_II
2020-10-2332 minEyes For EarsContracts and Negotiations with Employment Lawyer, Heidi MasonThinking about your first job or a new job? Amanda brings on Heidi Mason, JD, SHRM-CP, PHR to teach us about what we should be looking for in a contract, whether you really need to hire a lawyer (and what kind to get), how to negotiate, and much much more in this special episode!
2020-10-161h 09Eyes For EarsVisual FieldsThis episode, we field all questions one might have about visual fields, from fundamentals to finer details.
2020-10-0255 minEyes For EarsRecurrent Corneal ErosionsWhat walks like an abrasion, talks like an abrasion, but can look nothing like an abrasion? Find out this episode!
Also, if you are a medical student, help us fill out this survey regarding your experience in the OR during your ophthalmology elective. In collaboration with Straight from the Cutter's Mouth, we are working to evaluate if there are ways to improve your experience in the OR and clinic:
https://yalesurvey.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4GUtztfLSlSsrrv
2020-09-1834 minEyes For EarsFluorescein Angiography + Indocyanine Green AngiographyWe review the incredible narrative of how FA was invented, simplify and streamline FA interpretation, review ICG and its uses, and leave off with a discussion of the use of Optical Coherence Tomography Angiography (OCTA). You'll also learn about FAs in cats!
2020-09-0444 minEyes For EarsCorneal Burns II: Chemical InjuryLearn to manage the most urgent of ophthalmic problems this week, and deepen your knowledge of management options this week as we talk about chemical burn injuries and how to manage them.
2020-08-2824 minEyes For EarsCorneal Burns I: Thermal, Freezing, Ultraviolet, plus moreThis week, we're tackling corneal burns, part 1 of 2, where we cover all non-chemical types of corneal burns, including thermal, freezing, ultraviolet, infrared, and ionizing radiation type damage. Add the unusual ways these can present to your toolkit, and come back next week to learn about corneal chemical burns in part 2.
2020-08-2116 minEyes For EarsOphthalmic SuturesDon't get too tangled and learn about ophthalmic sutures this week, where we review types of suture, what gauge to you, what the different needle types mean, and some handy microsurgical tips.
2020-08-1430 minEyes For EarsHyphemaWe discuss both common and unusual causes of a common ophthalmology consult, and considerations for management in this week's episode. We include thoughts aimed to be helpful for both fresh ophthalmology residents taking call, and more seasoned residents prepping for boards/OKAP.
2020-08-0743 minEyes For EarsMacroaneurysmsLearn about the peculiarities retinal macroaneurysms in a micro package in this week's episode.
2020-07-3014 minEyes For EarsBinocularity + Stereoacuity TestingRed glass, Worth dots, Bagolini lenses and more about how to test patients for stereoacuity and binocularity by frequent guest host Dr. Amanda Redfern. Navigate pediatrics and strabismus clinics with this episode!
2020-07-1728 minEyes For EarsMacular TelangectasiasLearn the many names, and curious course of macular telangectasias in this week's episode.
2020-07-1015 minEyes For EarsBuddy Call - The 20 Point Exam with Dr. Paul Gaudio (Rebroadcast)Welcome to the new academic year with one of our favorite lectures that is perfect for any student or resident brushing up their skills to see patients, with our award-winning faculty Dr. Paul Gaudio.
This was released last year as part of our "Buddy Call" series, designed for new residents about to take call. If you liked this episode, you can search for our other Buddy Call episodes to learn more!
2020-07-0230 minEyes For EarsPanel on Applying for Residency with Drs. Nandini Gandhi, Fasika Woreta and Jessica ChowThis week, we talk with the program directors at UC Davis, the Wilmer Eye Institute and Yale about all the questions you had about applying for residency, especially in the time of COVID19. Topics ranged from application timing, how to contact your dream program for an interview, how much Step 1 and 2 really matter and much more.
If you are applying, please help with a survey being conducted by a team from around the US about how COVID19 is impacting your application cycle; we hope this will give program directors information which will make for a more fair...2020-06-241h 08Eyes For EarsUnder Pressure with Dr. Michael ParkThis week, an unusual case of high eye pressure is brought to us by Dr. Michael Park, current Yale Chief Resident. Tune in to help us solve this medical mystery!
2020-06-1832 minEyes For EarsVitreous HemorrhageThis week, we review an organized differential diagnosis for vitreous hemorrhage for when you encounter it in the emergency room and clinic.
2020-05-2727 minEyes For EarsOcular RadiationWe discuss the different types of radiation used in ophthalmology, and the ocular side effects of radiation.
2020-04-2932 minEyes For EarsInpatient COVID19 Care (for the Outpatient Provider)Many of ophthalmology trainees have or may be pulled soon to help staff the inpatient wards or the ICU give the current COVID19 pandemic. This week, we talk with Dr. Yuri Matusov, soon to be chief Pulm/ICU fellow at Cedars-Sinai Hospital, about how he takes COVID19 patients inpatient and in the ICU, geared for the outpatient specialist!
2020-04-2258 minEyes For EarsThe Collaborative Ocular Melanoma Studies (COMS)We review the Large, Medium and Small COMS studies, which have helped shape our understanding and management of ocular melanoma, and are foundational for any ophthalmologist to understand.
Also, dear listeners our frequent co-host Amanda Redfern is running a survey:
Are you a current ophthalmology resident or recent ophthalmology residency graduate? If so, I am conducting a survey on attitudes toward the intravitreal administration of anti-VEGF agents by non-retina specialists. It is a short, 5-10 minute, anonymous survey. All participants will have the opportunity to enter a raffle for a $100 amazon gift card. If you are...2020-04-1211 minEyes For EarsAniridiaWe discuss the corneal, trabecular, lenticular, and retinal manifestations of congenital aniridia, as well as the need-to-know genetics, with a sidebar here and there.
We wish our listeners around the world safety and good health as we all deal with the COVID19 pandemic. We plan to still be with you with weekly episodes as we all push through this together. #TeamOphtho
2020-03-1826 minEyes For EarsAxenfeld Rieger SyndromeThis week we tackle Axenfeld Rieger syndrome, as well as take detours into comparisons with ICE syndromes, and genetics of other anterior segment disorders.
2020-03-1125 minEyes For EarsICE SyndromeUnthaw your understanding of the Iridocorneal Endothelial (ICE) syndromes; Essential Iris Atrophy, Chandler Syndrome and Cogan-Reese Syndrome.
2020-02-2722 minEyes For EarsRetinopathy of Prematurity TrialsWe 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.
2020-02-1922 minEyes For EarsRetinopathy of Prematurity FundamentalsThis week, we review the fundamentals of retinopathy of prematurity, including pathophysiology and staging. We'll return next week to talk about the landmark trials in ROP and surgical therapy.
Big thank you to Fei Cai for joining us as this week's guest host; you can find her OB/Gyn review podcast, CREOGs over Coffee at creogsovercoffee.com!
2020-02-1016 minEyes For EarsMarfan's and a MysteryWe review ophthalmic manifestations of Marfan's disease, as well as a mystery cause of vision loss in a case presentation with guest host Dr. Eri Verter.
2020-02-0418 minEyes For EarsVertical Gaze PalsiesBen and Andrew puzzle through a mystery case of a patient who can't look up... or down? We review major causes of vertical gaze palsies, including progressive supranuclear palsies, dorsal midbrain syndrome, and more this week.
Note: This episode was reuploaded with a correction after a message from listener Tiago Fernandes. Thanks Tiago!
2020-01-2230 minEyes For EarsAcute Retinal NecrosisThis week, we talk about the etiology, diagnosis, pathology and management of Acute Retinal Necrosis, and we touch on the differential diagnosis, including CMV Retinitis and Progressive Outer Retinal Necrosis.
2020-01-0817 minEyes For EarsStrabismus Fundamentals IIWelcome the New Year with the second part of our review of Strabisums Fundamentals.
Check out part 1 here, or on your normal podcatcher app: https://eyes4ears.podbean.com/mf/play/5kxnk3/Episode31StrabFund_Mastered_Levelated.mp3
If you'd like to support our work on the podcast, a rating/review, or follow on Twitter @Eyes4Ears is very helpful!
2019-12-2928 minEyes For EarsStrabismus Fundamentals IHappy holidays! Our gift this season is part 1 of our review of Strabismus fundamentals
If you'd like to support us, please leave a rating or review, or follow us on Twitter @Eyes4Ears!
2019-12-2622 minEyes For EarsPhotopsiasWe're back this week to take a look at the differential for photopsias, from causes in the optical media, to retinal tears, inflammation and beyond.
2019-12-0326 minEyes For EarsHypotonyKick back and relax with Ben and Amanda as we discuss a low pressure topic: Hypotony.
2019-10-3017 minEyes For EarsTransient Monocular Vision LossThis week, Ben and Amanda review a common consult, and try to make it easy by showing there are only 7 causes to really think about.
2019-10-1620 minEyes For EarsSphingolipidosesThis week, Ben and Andrew talk about Niemann-Pick's, Gaucher's, Fabry's, and Tay-Sach's disease.
2019-10-0720 minEyes For EarsMucopolysaccharoidosesThis week Ben and Andrew chat Hurler's, Scheie's, Hunter's and Sanfilippo's disease.
2019-09-2721 minEyes For EarsJob search/contract negotiation, surgical habits and more in Beyond the Scope with Dr. Paul GaudioIn 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 practically start the job search, what to actually look for in your contract, and more. Let's go beyond the scope of BCSC for guidance of how to have a great career in ophthalmology.
2019-09-2237 minEyes For EarsSarcoidosisThis week, Ben and Andrew talk about the ocular manifestations of sarcoidosis, diagnosis, management and treatment. Good luck to everyone about to take boards!
2019-09-1319 minEyes For EarsRetinal Vein OcclusionsGood luck to those about to take boards! This week, we cover all sorts of retinal vein occlusions; Branch, Central, and Hemi.
2019-09-0829 minEyes For EarsIdiopathic Intracranial HypertensionWe 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
2019-08-3026 minEyes For EarsOptics II: Destigmatize Astigmatism + Power up with Power CrossesWe'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.
2019-08-2319 minEyes For EarsBuddy Call-Neuro on Call with Dr. Amanda Redfern!Get your brain in gear with these fundamentals of neuro-ophthalmologic diagnostic and examination skills, with Dr. Amanda Redfern!
2019-08-1627 minEyes For EarsRetinoschisisThis 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.
2019-08-0915 minEyes For EarsBuddy Call-Glaucoma on Call with Dr. Andrew Pouw!If you've ever thought "THE PRESSURE IS 50, WHAT DO???" take a listen to this week's Buddy Call episode, with our very own Dr. Andrew Pouw, glaucoma fellow at the Wilmer Eye Institute. The pressure is off, as he takes both beginning resident and seasoned veteran on a tour of how to handle glaucoma emergencies.
2019-08-0226 minEyes For EarsOptics I: Vengeance on VergenceThis 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, herein we review high yield concepts and tricky questions. Welcome to Part I of our optics series, starting with Concepts in Vergence.
2019-08-0116 minEyes For EarsBuddy Call-Retina on Call with Dr. Kyle Kovacs!We explore the retina exam and retina emergencies with Dr. Kyle Kovacs, previous chief resident at Yale, and current senior vitreoretinal surgery fellow at Cornell. This is our third episode in our "Buddy Call" series aimed at new trainees in ophthalmology. If you like our podcast and want to support us, a rating and review is very helpful. If you have feedback or more ideas for episodes, we'd love to hear them on our Twitter @Eyes4Ears!
2019-07-1940 minEyes For EarsBuddy 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 ophthalmology emergencies on call.
If you're a long time follower of this podcast and think this episode would be helpful for junior residents you know, it really helps us to share it with them! If you'd like to support this free non-profit production, it also helps us to leave us a rating and review on the podcast app.2019-07-1226 minEyes For EarsBuddy 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 Professor of Ophthalmology at Yale, who will tell us his unique approach to not only look at the eye, but understand it, and how to approach the red eye. If I were just starting, this is an episode I'd listen to on repeat.
We think this will be helpful to review for trainees at all levels, but...2019-07-0530 minEyes For EarsLenticular GlaucomasLet'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 prepare them for call! Keep your ears peeled for a bigger announcement soon!
2019-06-2617 minEyes For EarsMacular Holes with Dr Jay Sridhar!We are super excited to have guest star Dr Jay Sridhar, assistant professor at the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute and host of the podcast Straight from the Cutter's Mouth: A Retina Podcast! Dr Sridhar is a huge inspiration for us, and he was kind enough to teach us about Macular Holes and Vitreomacular Traction.
Start listening to his podcast! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/retina-podcast-straight-from/id1172287008?mt=2
Hear more about who Dr Sridhar is in Episode 100! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-100-past-present-future-dr-jayanth-sridhar/id1172287008?i=1000408889856
Check him out on his website! htt...2019-06-1928 minEyes For EarsAcute Anterior Uveitis Part 2We 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 survey: bit.ly/2VpPRND
2019-06-1200 minEyes For EarsAcute Anterior Uveitis Part 1This 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 like to support us, take this 4 minute survey: bit.ly/2VpPRND
2019-06-0516 minEyes For EarsAnti-VEGF AMD TrialsThis 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 the impact of the podcast. If you'd like to support us, take this 4 minute survey: bit.ly/2VpPRND
2019-05-2924 minEyes For EarsAtypical Optic NeuritisThis week, Amanda and Ben review Atypical 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
2019-05-2317 minEyes For EarsOptic NeuritisThis 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 $100 Amazon gift card!
2019-05-1520 minEyes For EarsColor Vision DeficiencyThis 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 website, Eyesforears.net. Follow us on Twitter @Eyes4Ears!
2019-05-0815 minEyes For EarsEctopia LentisThis 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 learned in this episode.
2019-04-2416 minEyes For EarsSickle 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 your preparation.
For all of our listeners, just because the US OKAPS are happening does not mean the podcast is stopping! As always, if you'd like to support us being able to continue the podcast, a like and review on iTunes is tremendously helpful, as well as following us on Twitter @Eyes4Ears...2019-03-2018 minEyes For EarsLandmark Glaucoma TrialsThis 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 grab a flashcard deck to review the material you learn in this episode.
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2019-03-1319 minEyes For EarsNystagmus IThis 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.
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Thanks...2019-02-2023 minEyes For EarsCorneal Dystrophies IThis 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!
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As always, music by Andrew Pouw. Stay tuned next week for Corneal...2019-02-1327 minEyes For EarsPhakomatoses IOn 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 deck for each episode, so you can immediately review the material you learned on the show. We are hammering out the final elements of how to release the flashcards, so stay tuned to our twitter at @Eyes4Ears to get the latest on where to get the decks! We'll also be releasing decks for...2019-01-3015 minEyes For EarsWhite Dot Syndromes (and a few extra)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.
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