Please visit our Covid-19 page on drmacintyre.com for more information about cataract, cornea, medical retina, and refractive surgery procedures during these unprecedented times. The impact of coronavirus on our lives […]
I was pleased to accept an invitation to give a lecture at the Australian College of Optometry in June 2017, discussing ocular surface disease and dry eye disease. My talk, […]
Educational Event in Armadale, Melbourne I joined my colleagues from Armadale Eye Clinic on June 21 at Barca Restaurant in Armadale to offer an educational event. The event was centred […]
Kiawah Eye Conference Provides Tips on Cataract, Cornea, Refractive Surgery and Retina I had the please of attending the 2016 Kiawah Eye Conference on Kiawah Island in South Carolina. I was the only […]
New Retinal Toxicity Screening Protocol for Patients on Chloroquine or Hydoxychloroquine Therapy The American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO) has issued a recent statement in its journal Ophthalmology, about the recommended […]
It’s Macular Degeneration Awareness Week! As an ophthalmologist who takes care of many people with Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD), I wanted to help the Macular Disease Foundation Australia in helping […]
Choosing Anaesthesia for Corneal Surgery If you require corneal surgery; whether is be a corneal transplant, DMEK, DSEK, ptergyium surgery, etc., there are several choices of anaesthesia for your eye […]
Melbourne: when is your cataract “ripe” or ready for surgery? A cataract is a cloudy or hazy natural lens of the eye. All cataracts are not created equally. They […]
Is DMEK the Right Corneal Transplant for you? Descemet’s membrane endothelial keratoplasty, or DMEK, is the most advanced surgery for replacing the back surface of the cornea. DMEK exchanges the […]
To get the best visual outcome after cataract surgery it is imperative that the measurements of your eye are as accurate as possible. After the eye has had refractive surgery, […]
