Ocular Expert
CONFIDENTIAL DRAFT SUBJECT TO CHANGE, REVISION, OR DELETION LEGIBILITY ASSESSMENT REPORT Frederick County Ordinance No. 26-01-001Comprehensive Zoning for the Critical Digital Infrastructure Overlay Zone(An Element of the Livable Frederick Comprehensive Plan, Effective January 20, 2026) Analysis of Accessibility and Readability … Read More
CONFIDENTIAL WORK PRODUCT SUBJECT TO CHANGE AND REMOVAL RE: Alejandro Michel v City of Culver City Case Number ADJ19107654 Date of Alleged Injury: 02/01/2024 Dear Mr. Leal, The following is my report regarding the above described … Read More
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AI-Gating™ is a new approach for helping medical light-based treatments become more personalized, more adaptive, and more consistent. Instead of using fixed settings that stay the same for every person, AI-Gating™ allows a device to continuously “pay attention” to how … Read More
Real estate and ophthalmology may seem worlds apart, but both depend on a profound appreciation for vision—literal and figurative. The owners of KeyBox Properties in Los Angeles say, “In eye care, precision is everything. A fraction of a millimeter can … Read More
Patent Applications and Infringement from Soup to Nuts An ideal patent document follows the rules in the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) volume 37 because the application becomes the text of the patent. The first page of the document is … Read More
A contact lens expert witness can be an essential resource for medical-legal cases involving eye issues. Expert witness testimony for contact lens wear is numerous since contact lenses are used for a variety of reasons. Most commonly they are used … Read More
Expert witness testimony from eye doctors experienced in fitting and dispensing scleral lenses can be a crucial component of litigation. Patients who have dry eyes, keratitis (inflammation of the cornea), recurrent corneal abrasions, Steven-Johnson syndrome, or keratoconus are typical patients … Read More
A case of pseudopapilledema Minor injury to the right eye brought a 16-year-old boy to a physician where coincidentally he was found to have elevated optic disks with blurred margins. Papilledema was suspected, but the patient had no associated neurologic … Read More
One of the most useful clinical methods of testing for optic nerve injury is to perform a swinging flashlights test for assessing the pupil response to light stimulation. In the swinging flashlight test a light source is alternatively directed towards … Read More