May 28, 2021
RGW physicians and Army veterans Eric D. Weichel, M.D., and Marcus H. Colyer, M.D., are the co-authors of a chapter on posterior segment eye injuries in the new medical textbook Ophthalmology in Military and Civilian Casualty Care, published this year by Springer Nature Switzerland AG. Dr. Weichel and Dr. Colyer address the complexity of diagnosing […]
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A recent front page story in the Fredericksburg Free-Lance Star (Va.) profiled Dr. T. Mark Johnson’s vision-saving diagnosis of a patient’s rare melanoma. Dr. Johnson identified a small tumor on the ciliary body, an area behind the iris that controls the shape of the lens and produces the clear fluid in the front of the eyeball. He […]
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The July-August issue of Viva Tysons features an article detailing Dr. Jordana G. Fein’s participation in a medical mission to Honduras where she performed life-altering cataract surgery on blind patients. It was part of the Virginia Hospital Center’s Annual “Medical Brigade” trip to improve living and medical conditions in developing countries. Dr. Fein was the first-ever cataract surgeon […]
Read MoreMay 27, 2021
The results of a research study on the timing of intravitreal injections to reduce the risk of endophthalmitis—conducted by Dr. Joshua D. Levinson and several other RGW doctors—were published in a recent issue of Ophthalmology Retina. Working with co-authors Dr. Richard A. Garfinkel, Dr. Daniel M. Berinstein and Dr. Frank A. Spellman, Dr. Levinson analyzed the effect of different injection protocols on […]
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A recent Frederick News-Post article featured a RGW vision-impaired patient’s trial use of a new digitally-enhanced head-worn device to help her become more visually independent in the face of a diagnosis of Choroidal Neovascularization that significantly affects her central vision. The NuEyes’ device, which Dr. T. Mark Johnson suggested the patient use on a trial basis, utilizes the latest […]
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