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Valley Eye Specialists

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 3144 1655

Address: 51 Ballow Street 4006 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.valleyeye.com.au

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23.01.2022 SEPTEMBER | CHILDHOOD CANCER AWARNESS MONTH Retinoblastoma is the most common form of childhood eye cancer. Presenting signs can include a white ‘glow’ or a new squint. During the COVID pandemic it is vitally important that you contact your GP or optometrist should you have any concerns about your child’s eyes so that urgent assessment by an ophthalmologist can be arranged. Cancer doesn’t stop for COVID... #knowtheglow #ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth

20.01.2022 What is Retinitis pigmentosa? This is the name given to a diverse group of inherited eye disorders which affect a part of the eye called the retina. Retinitis p...igmentosa causes permanent changes to your vision but how quickly this happens and how it changes differs between people. Find out more about Retinitis pigmentosa: http://bit.ly/30htqP7

20.01.2022 TAKE A PHOTO SAVE A LIFE KNOW THE GLOW Eli’s Story, as told by his Mum: In February 2019 we started to notice a glow in Eli’s left eye under different lighting. I researched for possible causes and the first thing that came up was retinoblastoma.... I booked an appointment for Eli at out local optometrist on Saturday 30th March. They noticed a large mass in Eli’s eye and told us to take him to the hospital immediately. Eli underwent many tests and it was confirmed he had retinoblastoma. On the 1st of April, Eli underwent surgery to have his left eye removed. Dr Jayne Camuglia, Professor Glen Gole & their team have done an outstanding job with Eli. One year on and Eli now has a prosthetic left eye. It took some getting used to, but now he is so confident and proud to wear his new eye. Eli just celebrated his 3rd Birthday and is living life to the full as a happy, healthy hero. : #knowtheglow #worldretinoblastomaawarenessweek

20.01.2022 See you there! | Clear insights: Ophthalmic emergencies in general practice VES ophthalmologists A/Prof Shuan Dai, Dr Juanita Pappalardo, Dr Richa Sharma and Dr Jaclyn White will be hosting these workshops, which will provide an overview of ophthalmic emergencies presenting in general practice. The focus will be on essentials in diagnosis and management of common ophthalmic disorders, initial management and referral of ophthalmic emergencies, and the ophthalmic presentation of life- and vision-threatening diseases.

18.01.2022 This morning Valley Eye Specialists’ Dr Jaclyn White & Dr Juanita Pappalardo hosted an informative webinar on Inherited Disease of the Eye and Emerging Gene Therapies for the wonderful staff of Vision Australia across the nation

17.01.2022 TAKE A PHOTO SAVE A LIFE KNOW THE GLOW Isabelle was diagnosed with bilateral retinoblastoma at 15 months old. This is Isabelle’s Story, as told by her Mum:... ‘I noticed a white glow in Isabelle’s eye when she would walk through different lighting in our house. After reading a story about retinoblastoma it prompted us to get her checked. Isabelle’s GP referred her to an ophthalmologist who sent us straight to the hospital to see Professor Glen Gole and Dr Jayne Camuglia. The doctors were able to save her right eye but she ended up having her left eye removed. It’s almost 5 years on from diagnosis and she is doing great! Her right eye is stable. She is a happy, healthy 6 year old girl who is loving life.’ #knowtheglow #retinoblastomaawarenessweek

15.01.2022 HAPPY ORTHOPTIC AWARENESS WEEK At Valley Eye Specialists we are so fortunate to benefit from the knowledge and experience of our amazing orthoptist, Heidi. We recently asked Heidi to share what her job as an orthoptist involves:... ‘As an orthoptist I specialise in the diagnosis and assessment of eye movement disorders and paediatric eye care. Each day I can be involved in the care of urgent cases, paediatrics, preoperative measurements and orthoptic therapy. The most rewarding part of my job is by far being involved in the ocular treatment and management of children. It is definitely a specialised field but is ultimately so fulfilling’. We couldn’t have said it better. Happy Orthoptic Awareness Week Heidi !

13.01.2022 Valley Eye Specialists presents an informal webinar session for General Practitioners interested in discussing practical approaches to a number of clinical scenarios in paediatric ophthalmology. Registration details can be found below, including how to submit cases or questions to our panel for further discussion during the session. We look forward to "seeing" you there!

13.01.2022 This is something we have certainly been seeing more of this year!

11.01.2022 Eye protection shouldn't be an afterthought! #JulEye

11.01.2022 TAKE A PHOTO SAVE A LIFE KNOW THE GLOW What is ‘The Glow’? The Glow (or leukocoria) is the abnormal white or yellow reflection from the retina at the back of the eye. It is sometimes described as a ‘cat’s eye reflex’. It can be present in one, or both eyes.... The Glow is the most common initial sign of RETINOBLASTOMA, the most common form of childhood eye cancer. Early detection and treatment saves lives. If you see The Glow, contact your doctor immediately to arrange an urgent and complete assessment by an eye specialist. : #knowtheglow #retinoblastomaawarenessweek

06.01.2022 Happy birthday to us | What a year it has been! This week Valley Eye Specialists celebrated one year since opening our practice in Fortitude Valley - it's been a busy one, welcoming many returning and new patients into our care. We look forward to many more!

04.01.2022 6 | 6 20 | 20 Thank-you to all our GP colleagues who logged in this morning for our Q and A webinar session covering presentations in paediatric ophthalmology. Our ophthalmologists had a great time chatting with you about the cases presented, and really enjoyed the interactive nature of the session. We look forward to holding more in the future!