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The document is a patient referral form for retina specialists, detailing appointment information, patient and referring physician details, ocular history, and directions to various medical offices in Connecticut. It includes instructions for patients regarding their visit and for office staff on processing the referral.

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What to expect during a retinal exam?

As part of the exam, your eyes will be dilated; pictures or a fluorescein angiogram and other tests may be needed based on the doctors examination of your eyes. As a result, your visit can take as long as three hours. We recommend that you have a driver available following your visit due to the dilation.

What do they do at a retina appointment?

About Your Retina Appointment Next, your eyes will be examined, including a vision check, an eye pressure check, and external examination. Then you will receive your dilated retina exam to see the back of your eye (retina). Following your dilated retina exam, your doctor may preform diagnostic testing.

What to expect at a retina specialist appointment?

A technician will ask basic questions about your health and your vision. Next, you will test each eye by seeing how many rows you can read on an eye chart. This will give them an idea of your current visual acuity. They will then use eye drops to numb and dilate your eyes. They may also test your eye pressure.

How do I prepare for a retinal exam?

What to Do Before an Eye Exam Think of Your Symptoms and Concerns. Bring Your Current Prescription. Bring In Your Eyeglasses and Contact Lenses. Know Your Family Medical History. Wear Sunglasses. Stay Hydrated. Dont Strain Your Eyes. Dont Wear Your Contacts to Your Eye Exam.

Why am I being referred to a retina specialist?

Retina specialists are commonly referred to treat blockages (occlusions) in the retinal arteries, veins, and their respective branches, particularly when macular edema or ischemia (i.e. lack of proper blood flow and oxygenation) is present.

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What do retina consultants do?

A retina specialist is an eye doctor who specializes in treating conditions that affect your retina and your vitreous humor, parts located in the back of your eye. Some conditions that retina specialists treat are age-related macular degeneration, retinal detachment and diabetic eye disease.

Is a retina exam painful?

While the procedure itself is painless, it does require pupil dilation, which can cause discomfort for several hours until the medication wears off. If you are experiencing any symptoms of possible eye disease or it has been a while since your last examination, contact our office to schedule an appointment.