Welcome to our new miniseries, "Buddy Call", where we bring on a Buddy to discuss topics to prepare new residents or rotating medical students for ophthalmic call, and exam fundamentals. We kick things off with Dr. Paul Gaudio, Clinical Associate Professor of Ophthalmology at Yale, who will tell us his unique approach to not only look at the eye, but understand it, and how to approach the red eye. If I were just starting, this is an episode I'd listen to on repeat.

We think this will be helpful to review for trainees at all levels, but if you know early trainees who you think may benefit, it really helps us to spread the word.

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Let's talk about lenticular glaucomas: Phacomorphic, Phacolytic, Lens Particle and Phacoantigenic!

Also we briefly announce in this episode our new "Buddy Call" series, where we'll talk about topics for the incoming residents to our field to help best prepare them for call! Keep your ears peeled for a bigger announcement soon!

We are super excited to have guest star Dr Jay Sridhar, assistant professor at the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute and host of the podcast Straight from the Cutter's Mouth: A Retina Podcast! Dr Sridhar is a huge inspiration for us, and he was kind enough to teach us about Macular Holes and Vitreomacular Traction.

Start listening to his podcast! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/retina-podcast-straight-from/id1172287008?mt=2

Hear more about who Dr Sridhar is in Episode 100! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-100-past-present-future-dr-jayanth-sridhar/id1172287008?i=1000408889856

Check him out on his website! http://www.retinapodcast.com/

And follow him on Twitter! @RetinaPodcast

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We return this week to finish discussing acute anterior uveitis. If you haven't listened to part 1 (last week), we recommend starting there.

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This week, we discuss anterior uveitis, especially HLA B27 related disease. Next week, we'll discuss the other causes of anterior uveitis, as well as treatment and management.

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This week, we review the major flagship anti-VEGF agents, pegaptinib, ranibizumab, bevacizumab, aflibercept, as well as some of the flagship clinical trials, including VISION, MARINA, ANCHOR, CATT, and VIEW 1 and 2.

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This week, Amanda and Ben review Atypical Optic Neuritis. 

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This week Andrew couldn't make it, so we have Amanda back to talk about Optic Neuritis!

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This week, we're back from ARVO to review color vision, color deficiencies, and the many ways to test color vision.

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This week we review ectopia lentis. If you'd like to leave feedback, or if you had episode topic suggestions, reach out to us on Twitter @Eyes4Ears. Also, check out our website eyesforears.net to use our flashcard decks to instantly review the material learned in this episode.