Q. What is a cataract? A. The front of the eye has two lenses that focus light. The most powerful lens is the cornea (where you put contact lenses) but the fine tuning is done by a lens that is inside the eye. This lens can change shape to enable you to focus close...
This talk will be held at St Luke’s campus Exeter on Thursday 19th of November and is open to all GP’s from the region. Details of the event can be found by clicking on this link.
I will be presenting an interactive lecture on eye examinations in the GP surgery including the basics of eye anatomy and optics, measurement of visual acuity, visual fields to confrontation, understanding the relative afferent pupil defect, eye movement examination...
This book is intended for doctors, optometrists, nurse practitioners and other health care professionals involved in eye care but is very readable and may be understood by informed patients.
The Macular Society are bringing together some of the UK’s leading experts in the field of clinical practice and research. This is the second time Peter Simcock has been asked to talk at this event. His first talk was videoed and uploaded to the macular society...
