Vol. 31 No. 2 (2025) | Digital Journal of Ophthalmology

OCT scan of left eye, with hyperreflective choroidal neovascular membrane in foveal area and some retinal thickening.

Original Articles
Association of stage of diabetic retinopathy on intraocular pressure

Analyzing incoming page timestamps to estimate trainee sleep patterns

Case Reports
Focal choroidal excavation and choroidal neovascular membrane following sildenafil intake

Published: 2025-06-30

Presence of diabetes mellitus and diabetic retinopathy stages on intraocular pressure readings by sex. The violin plot shows the distribution of IOP data points in each condition. The red dashed line indicates the median; the top and lower black dashed lines, the cutoff for the top 75% and lower 25% of IOP readings.

Association of stage of diabetic retinopathy on intraocular pressure

Chevy Singh, MD, Louis B. Cantor, MD

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Kaplan-Meier estimator depicting the cumulative probability of receiving a page as a function of time from start of overnight home-call (5 p.m.) through the end of shift (8 a.m.). The gray zone represents 95% confidence interval.

Analyzing incoming page timestamps to estimate trainee sleep patterns

Isdin Oke, MD MPH, Steven D. Ness, MD, Crandall E. Peeler, MD

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OCT scan of the left eye, with hyperreflective choroidal neovascular membrane in the foveal area and some retinal thickening, 8 months following the ingestion of sildenafil and formation of a focal choroidal excavation.

Focal choroidal excavation and choroidal neovascular membrane following sildenafil intake

Aashul Chawla, MS, Sundaramoorthy Sathishkumar, B Optom, Dhanashree Ratra, MS, DNB, FRCS

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