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Solar Eclipse Information

On April 8, 2024 a total solar eclipse (where the moon crosses directly in front of the daytime sun) will be visible for most of North America. Before it arrives there are a few key things you should know: What kind of glasses do I need to watch the solar eclipse? How can I safely …

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Sleep Apnea and Glaucoma

Do you have obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)? If so, you know that leaving it untreated can lead to serious health problems like high blood pressure, heart attack and stroke. But did you know that this dangerous sleep disorder may also lead to vision loss from glaucoma?  OSA is a condition where muscles in your airway relax during …

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Advanced Technology for the Best Outcomes iTrace Technology

At the Center for Advanced Eye Care we offer state-of-the-art technology to ensure our patients achieve the best vision possible. We perform comprehensive pre-operative examinations with advanced diagnostic testing, including iTrace. iTrace is an innovative testing device that performs five tests in one. 5 Tests In One: Wavefront Aberrometry – measures how light travels through …

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Use Artificial Intelligence to Reduce Digital Eye Strain

Robin Kuriakose, MD, a fellow physician in cornea and refractive surgery at the Northwestern Memorial Hospital, has introduced SightKick. A new MacOS application that is specifically designed to reduce digital eye strain.  Digital eye strain is a growing issue considering how much time we spend in front of screens, (tablets, computers, cellphones). An average person blinks 15 to …

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20 Eye and Vision Myths

You may have heard all sorts of things about what is good and bad for your eyes. But are they true? Center for Advanced Eye Care presents you with the facts about these 20 common eye myths: Basic Biology Myth 1. All babies are born with blue eyes. When babies are born, their eyes may sometimes appear …

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Corneal Transplant

RxSight®: The First Cataract Lens That’s Customized After Cataract Surgery.

The RxSight Light Adjustable Lens® (LAL) is the first and only adjustable intraocular lens for cataract patients that can have its prescription power changed after it’s implanted in your eye.  This state-of-the-art monofocal lens allow you to “test drive” your new eyesight and experience how the vision correction feels. Then, you can decide which prescription setting meets your vision goals and lifestyle needs. Once you’re happy …

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