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Southern Eye Specialists provide regular Insights and Updates for our readers. These newsletters are valuable resources for New Zealand’s optometrists and GPs.
PRISM eyedrop study for Pterygium – Surfer’s Eye
We’re recruiting for a clinical trial investigating a potential new eyedrop for the treatment of pterygium (this is a wedge-shaped growth that extends onto the cornea of the eye).
4S Video – Why is my 6/6 patient unhappy? – Dr Rebecca Stack
In this Southern Eye Specialists seminar, Dr Rebecca Stack explores some of the issues patients experience after...
In the flash of an eye
A new study out of Trinity College in Dublin has revealed a notable variation in the speed humans ‘see’ moving images.
The Southern Northern sights
Marlborough, Tasman, and North Canterbury residents can expect greater support with their vision requirements after our recent acquisition of Graeme French Ophthalmology in Blenheim.
Clouded vision
One of the most common eye conditions in over 40s, cataracts are typically the result of the natural aging process. The good news is that removal is safe and effective – and one of the most common eye procedures performed in New Zealand.
Casting an eye over fish cataracts
“Recently I observed several trout in my favourite river that were unusually passive and had a very dark, almost black, skin colour.” SES patient Leonid Itskovich sharing this fascinating report with us.
Myopia Clinic: A new service for Christchurch
A myopia clinic is opens at Southern Eye Specialists in March, running for one afternoon per fortnight, with potential to expand based on demand.
On ya, bikers!
We love to ride our bicycles! Clocking up 4,610 points for their collective cycling trips, the Southern Eye Specialists team came in third in the 50-199 staff health sector division for Canterbury in the New Zealand-wide Love to Ride challenge.
March is Glaucoma Awareness Month
Now’s the time to lock in eye health tests As you may know, March is Glaucoma Awareness Month here in New Zealand....