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Following an accident with a toppling tractor tire at her family's farm, a team of Mayo Clinic surgical specialists restored Amber Rose's eyes and face in a 15-hour operation.
Yes, babies and children get cataracts, too: Diagnosis and treatment of pediatric cataracts
Erick D. Bothun, M.D., Mayo Clinic pediatric eye surgeon, cares for children of all ages and eye diseases. Dr. Bothun specializes in diagnosing, treating and researching complex cataracts in infants and children.
Elizabeth A. Bradley, M.D., discusses the care of patients with facial nerve disorders via the Facial Paralysis and Reanimation Clinic at Mayo Clinic's campus in Rochester, Minnesota.
Vision loss caused by retinitis pigmentosa improved with retinal prosthesis
Raymond Iezzi, M.D., a vitreoretinal surgeon, describes how a retinal prosthetic device is used to restore rudimentary forms of vision to people with retinitis pigmentosa.
Introduction to scleral lenses
Muriel M. Schornack, O.D., Ophthalmology, provides an introduction to scleral lenses: Large-diameter, rigid, gas-permeable contact lenses that rest on the sclera.
Corneal Suturing, Part 1: A curriculum for suturing the cornea
In this series of videos, Leo J. Maguire, M.D., discusses how to engineer the placement of a suture in a corneal transplant so that the length, depth and radiality of the sutures are consistent around the circumference of a corneal graft.