Animal Eye Care
Veterinary Ophthalmology
Associates
A veterinary
referral practice offering complete medical and surgical eye care
- services fully
endorsed and utilized by Branford Miniature Schnauzers -
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Robert V. English, DVM, PhD. Board Certified Veterinary Ophthalmologist |
Brad Nadelstein, DVM Board Certified Veterinary Ophthalmologist |
Animal Eye Care is a full service veterinary ophthalmology referral practice. Our goal is to not only provide the highest quality medical and surgical care possible, but also to be a referral center that is easy for veterinarians and clients to use.
About our
Hospital ...
We are a veterinary referral hospital
offering advanced treatment of eye diseases in pets. Your veterinarian
has determined that your pet may benefit from an evaluation at our hospital.
Because of the need for specialized equipment and advanced training, the
cost of our services is likely to be higher than your local veterinarian.
Our Philosophy
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At Animal Eye Care, we understand
that when pet owners are referred to a specialist, they expect the same
friendly and efficient care they receive from their veterinarian. To help
provide better care for your pet, we offer:
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Animal Eye Care
Laser glaucoma surgery - including intraocular filtering implants and cycloblation procedures. Retinal and posterior segment surgery - for retinal detachment, retinal biopsy, and tumor removal. Complete blepharoplasty procedures -for entropion, ectropion, macropalperbral fissure syndrome and ptosis. Surgical therapy - for refractory keratoconjunctivitis sicca. Keratoplasties, corneal grafts, and conjunctival grafts - for the treatment of deep ulcers, sequestrums, and corneal degenerations. Slit lamp biomicroscopy, indirect ophthalmoscopy, gonioscopy, applanation tonometry and electrophysiologic testing - testing for accurate diagnosis of ophthalmic disorders. |
About Dr.
English ...
Dr. English received his DVM from
the University of Illinois. He completed an internship at North Carolina
State University in 1985, and then entered general practice. He returned
to NCSU as a resident in ophthalmology and after successfully completing
his board exams in 1989 became a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary
Ophthalmologists.
To better understand the pathogenesis
of inflammatory ocular disorders and help develop new ocular therapeutics,
Dr. English completed a doctoral program at NCSU. His research focused
on investigating the pathogenesis of feline immunodeficiency virus and
helped pioneer studies into the mechanisms by which FIV and other viruses
cause ocular and neuroligical disease.
About Dr.
Nadelstein ...
Dr. Nadelstein
received his DVM from North Carolina State University in 1993. He then
completed advanced training in internal medicine and surgery as an intern
at Ohio State University, and returned to NCSU as an ophthalmology resident.
During his residency, Dr. Nadelstein investigated the efficacy and safety
of diode laser therapy for glaucoma in dogs and has continued to investigate
novel therapies for this difficult disease. He has advanced training in
intraocular surgery including alternative intraocular lens placement and
retinopexy surgery. He successfully completed board examination to become
a Diplomate in the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists in 1996.
To Schedule
and Appointment ...
We have several hospitals in North
Carolina. Please call the telephone number associated with the hospital
that is most convenient to you to schedule an appointment.
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Cary, North Carolina Office:
Fax:
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Wilmington, North Carolina Office:
Fax:
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Any questions that we can help you with, please feel free to contact us anytime.
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