Darin R. Goldman, MD

A 77-year-old man was referred to our office for an abnormal retinal exam. Due to trauma to his right eye as a child, he was functionally monocular and followed yearly for regular eye exams. He did not have any recent ocular complaints.

A 37-year-old hyperopic man, originally from Lima, Peru, presented to the New England Eye Center for a routine eye exam. He complained of decreased vision, greater in the right eye than the left, in the past couple of months. The patient had no other relevant ocular history. His medical history was significant for cold sores and “herpetic rashes.” He was not currently taking any medications.