Corneal ulcers are common caused by various infections such as – Bacterial infections: These are commonly seen in people wearing contact lenses from a long period of time and/or using homemade ...

Alex Sigmund, DVM, DACVO, shares practical tips general practitioners can use for diagnosing and managing patients with ...

Alex Sigmund, DVM, DACVO, shares when veterinary professionals should manage corneal ulcers with medical management vs.

Steph Carrasco thought an itch in her eye was down to her contact lens A 25-year-old woman almost lost her eyesight after what she thought was contact lens irritation turned out to be an ulcer on ...

In addition to possible permanent vision loss, the longer the shield ulcer persists, the greater the likelihood of sterile ulceration, corneal scars, bacterial keratitis, amblyopia and globe ...

We rounded up the most common bad eye habits and the preventative ... your lenses can significantly increase the risk of a corneal ulcer caused by a bacterial, fungal or parasitic infection." ...

Corneal ulcers, or "scratches" on the eye's surface, are a common issue in dogs and can lead to serious complications if left untreated. These ulcers occur when the protective outer ...

Objective: To present a case of corneal ulcer unresponsive to medical treatment, successfully treated with the use of ultraviolet (UV) A and riboflavin collagen crosslinking (CXL) administered twice.

Corneal ulcers and ulcerative keratitis are significant ocular conditions affecting companion animals, particularly dogs and cats. These conditions can lead to severe pain, vision impairment ...