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Anderson Independent, August 20, 2014 Click here to view and download this article in PDF form It’s a fact of life. As we age, the lenses in our eyes become cloudy, causing blurry vision, washed-out colors, glare and rings of light known as “halos” – often occurring at night while we drive. This condition is […]
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Upstate Parent, August 2014 Awareness among parents and teachers about the importance of helping children have healthy vision is a key consideration as kids head back to the classroom. Brian Johnson followed his instincts and his training. An ophthalmologist with Clemson Eye, Johnson does not treat children, but he did recognize a problem with his […]
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GREENVILLE, SC (Aug. 7, 2014) — An innovative new technology to treat glaucoma offers significant relief for patients in the Upstate. The iStent is the smallest device designed to be implanted in the body and is now being offered by Clemson Eye — one of just a handful of ophthalmologists certified to perform this procedure […]
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Greenville News, July 4, 2014 Clemson Eye’s Dr. Donald Glaser is quoted in The Greenville News about what to do in the event of a fireworks related eye injury. Click here to view the full article. [Read More…]
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Clemson Eye News, July 2014 Diabetes is a group of metabolic diseases that result in a person having high blood sugar. Diabetes affects 26 million Americans today compared to 6 million in 1985. That’s an exponential increase. Today, over 8% of all Americans and almost 30% over age 651 have diabetes. Untreated, diabetes can cause […]
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GREENVILLE, SC (June 26, 2014) – This July 4th, thousands of people in the Upstate will light up sparklers and bottle rockets to celebrate Independence Day. Most will go home happy and excited. Some will go to the emergency room. Dr. Donald Glaser, an ophthalmologist with Clemson Eye, believes parents and children can use fireworks […]
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Talk MagazineA-List , May 2014It’s about results “My friend and co-worker went to Spectrum and talked about what a great experience she had there,” says Kathy Lee Jones, sales manager at a local media company. “I had another friend who went somewhere else. She had a terrible experience with bad results, so I went with […]
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Matthew Riezno, another lucky free Lasik winner, has wanted Lasik for some time. “There are many jobs in law enforcement and government work that require a minimum uncorrected vision. Up until now, wearing glasses has hindered me from achieving my career goals,” says Matthew. After laser vision correction at Spectrum Lasik, Matthew reports his vision […]
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Click here to view and download the Laser Assisted Cataract Surgery PDF A cataract is a clouding of the normally clear lens of the eye. Changes in the lens proteins and increased water content cause the lens to become cloudy and take on a darker yellow color, so that light can no longer be easily […]
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Clemson Eye News is designed to help keep optometrists, family doctors and other health care professionals up to date on developments in the care and treatment of eye diseases, and advances in eye surgery. We also make these newsletters available to our patients. Laser Vision Correction Today
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