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Learn the most common types of pediatric strabismus that you’ll see in clinic

Tapping the anterior chamber is a critical skill to keep in your back pocket.

These are the most common diagnoses you’ll see in an oculoplastics clinic and on call

Ever wonder why your surgical videos don’t look as good as you would expect? Check out the tips in this article!

Learn the unique aspects of of the oculoplastics exam that differ from other subspecialites

Finally understand the primary, secondary, and tertiary actions of all the extraocular muscles!

The most comprehensive list of ophtho abbreviations on the internet

An overview of the best resources available to learn how to interpret OCT.

Read these high yield tips to excel in your ophthalmology rotations as a medical student.

Glaucoma is so much more than just the cup to disk ratio! Learn about all the other features you should be looking for.

High yield advice to help you plan your interview season like a boss.

Be prepared to answer these questions to knock your ophtho interview out of the park!

Learn indications, contraindications, equipment needed, and key tips and tricks to hit that tendon every time.

An overview of the most common presenting conditions to the emergency department or PCP’s office.

A comprehensive guide to the best ophthalmology resources available

Learn the fundamentals of doing a basic pupil exam.

Learn how to quickly identify eye drops based on their standardized colors.

View an organized table of 36 major landmark trials in Ophthalmology.

Learn key, basic Spanish phrases that will help you get through ophthalmology clinic with maximum efficiency

Learn how to assess a patient pre-operatively for cataract surgery and evaluate them afterwards.

Quickly touch up on the major indications and basic procedures for all major ophthalmology surgeries.

A quick reference for intravitreal injection doses and instructional video.

A quick reference for ophthalmic laser settings and videos of the most commonly performed lasers.

Ophthalmic lenses are often a lifetime investment, but the multitude of choices can be daunting for the beginning ophthalmologist.

These are the supplies you need in your call bag to be prepared to handle anything, anywhere.

This guide will help you accurately grade 95% of what you see in the clinic.

Learn what to expect in 80% of all emergency room consults you’re called in for.