Ben and Andrew puzzle through a mystery case of a patient who can't look up... or down? We review major causes of vertical gaze palsies, including progressive supranuclear palsies, dorsal midbrain syndrome, and more this week.

Note: This episode was reuploaded with a correction after a message from listener Tiago Fernandes. Thanks Tiago!

This week, we talk about the etiology, diagnosis, pathology and management of Acute Retinal Necrosis, and we touch on the differential diagnosis, including CMV Retinitis and Progressive Outer Retinal Necrosis.

Welcome the New Year with the second part of our review of Strabisums Fundamentals.

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Happy holidays! Our gift this season is part 1 of our review of Strabismus fundamentals

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We're back this week to take a look at the differential for photopsias, from causes in the optical media, to retinal tears, inflammation and beyond.

Kick back and relax with Ben and Amanda as we discuss a low pressure topic: Hypotony.

This week, Ben and Amanda review a common consult, and try to make it easy by showing there are only 7 causes to really think about. 

This week, Ben and Andrew talk about Niemann-Pick's, Gaucher's, Fabry's, and Tay-Sach's disease. 

This week Ben and Andrew chat Hurler's, Scheie's, Hunter's and Sanfilippo's disease. 

In our second episode of Beyond the Scope (renamed from "Chats"), Dr. Paul Gaudio, clinical associate professor at Yale, and medical/surgical uveitis specialist, returns to talk about his clinical experiences, surgical tips, clinical habits, how to practically start the job search, what to actually look for in your contract, and more. Let's go beyond the scope of BCSC for guidance of how to have a great career in ophthalmology.