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Congenital Fibrosis and the Need for Genetic Testing

When Aman walked into my clinic, holding his mother’s hand, I had a feeling that this was going to be a long visit.

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Treating Amblyopia: Does Occluding One Eye Feel like Punishment?

Neha had been my patient for six months. She had amblyopia, also known as lazy eye, in her right eye due to a squint or strabismus.

Mobile Phones and perils of modern day living

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Mobile phones and other perils of modern day living – Part 2

As a pediatric ophthalmologist I was used to families sometimes showing up late, often citing traffic or delay in finding public transport.

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Mobile Phones and perils of modern day living – Part 1

As a pediatric ophthalmologist I was used to families sometimes showing up late, often citing traffic or delay in finding public transport.

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NICU and beyond: Eyecare for the infant, Part 2

It was a slow morning that Friday with a few cancellations. So, I was happy to see that the next patient had shown up, Baby Diya. She was listed as 6 months old.

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NICU and beyond: Eyecare for the infant, Part 1

Two patients in one week referred by a young neonatologist? I was truly impressed. Most of the times the care offered by a neonatologist ends when the child is shifted out of the NICU.