Sentences with phrase «ophthalmic exams»

«It is incredibly rewarding to provide these free ophthalmic exams to service dogs because the owners rely on the dogs for a wide variety of tasks, nearly all of which require good vision,» said Gemensky - Metzler.

Neurologic Exams, ophthalmic exams, dentistry, dermatology, reproductive services, castration and other surgical services

When we are doing an ophthalmic exam, we check the reflexes to identify any abnormalities in sensation, ability to blink, the coordination between the eye and the brain, etc..

In some cases symptoms are apparent, while others need a thorough ophthalmic exam.

Examination: Complete ophthalmic exam is needed to differentiate pannus from other causes of vascularization and pigmentation of the cornea.

An ERG can be used to diagnose PRA before the characteristic changes are seen on ophthalmic exam.

Not exact matches

For example, when cataracts are suspected, we may or may not have to perform an ultrasound in addition to the complete ophthalmic examination, thus adding $ 165 to your exam fee.

May's appointment schedule of ophthalmic consultations, surgeries and follow - up exams is generally busy, but the ophthalmology department has set aside extra time to offer this opportunity to Service Dogs of the Capital District.

Every May, the Ophthalmologists at PVSEC participate in the National ACVO / StokesRx Service Animal Event, which provides free ophthalmic screening exams for registered service animals (law enforcement / detection animals, guide and assistance animals, etc.)

OFA Eye Certification Registry Exams (ophthalmic screening / certifying exams for breeders, formerly known as CERF) do not require a refeExams (ophthalmic screening / certifying exams for breeders, formerly known as CERF) do not require a refeexams for breeders, formerly known as CERF) do not require a referral.

Since entropion may cause damage to the eye itself, the veterinarian will usually run several ophthalmic diagnostic tests during an eye exam even if entropion is visibly obvious.

The most common uses of local anesthetics in the rabbit include minor skin procedures (skin biopsies, small tumor removals, IV catheter placement), ophthalmic procedures (tear duct flushing and thorough eye exam) and nasoesophageal tube placement (the drops are put in the nose so the small tube can be placed in the awake patient without discomfort).

It is recommended by the ACVO and the EOS to have ophthalmic breeding soundness exams performed on horses yearly to screen for congenital ophthalmic disease as part of a responsible breeding program.

* Performs ophthalmic patient work - up, prior to physician exam.