What Babies See in Their First Stages of Life: 7 Questions with a Vision Expert
A question often on the minds of parents in a baby’s first weeks and months of life is, “what can my baby actually see?” While ...
Archive for Pediatric Ophthalmology
Blindness of the Brain: Explaining CVI
The leading cause of vision loss at birth, cortical (cerebral) visual impairment (CVI) is blindness related to the brain – not the eyes.
Five Toys That Could Be Hazardous to Little Eyes and Ears
Worried about toy safety during the holidays? Mass. Eye and Ear specialists offer some tips to avoid eye and ENT injuries.
Remembering Lina
The Mass. Eye and Ear community mourns the loss of our beloved colleague, provider and friend, Dr. Lina Bolaños.
When an Infection Becomes Life-Threatening
Caroline Deneen woke up one morning unable to see out of her right eye. At Mass. Eye and Ear, Drs. Daniel Lefebvre and Christopher Hartnick recognized Caroline’s condition as ocular cellulitis – and they knew they had to act fast.
Vision Screenings, Glasses, Contacts and Kids
Brittney Mazza, O.D., and Kimberley Chan, O.D., optometrists at Mass. Eye and Ear, answer some of our most common questions about pediatric vision screening and correction.
