29: Hydroxychloroquine – Potentially toxic, potentially blinding

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Bonus 2: Ocular tumours

Ahead of Sound Optometry’s return in January 2027, we’re revisiting some highlights from our sixty-episode archive. In the second bonus podcast, we’re exploring the dilemma associated with discovering new ocular lesions. In 2021, Michelle Hanratty and Professor Heinrich Heimann, ...  Show more

Bonus 1: Papilloedema

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