$________ VERDICT – Medical Malpractice – Ophthalmology negligence – Negligence during procedure to obtain impression for prosthetic scleral shell – Abrasion to 90% of the ________ cornea when impression material sticks to eye – Corneal ulcer – Scarring

$________ CONFIDENTIAL RECOVERY – Medical Malpractice – Ophthalmology negligence – Failure to advise ________ of pellucid marginal degeneration – Negligent performance of laser surgery in light of ________ Eye Condition - Worsening Vision – Partial loss of sight

________ VERDICT MEDICAL MALPRACTICE – OPHTHALMOLOGY – ________ SUES ________ OPHTHALMOLOGIST FOR FAILING TO CLOSELY MONITOR AND TREAT HIS EYE PRESSURES AFTER SURGERY – LOSS OF VISION IN RIGHT EYE; MEDICAL EXPENSES

________ VERDICT MEDICAL MALPRACTICE – OPHTHALMOLOGIST NEGLIGENCE – ________ SUFFERS INJURY TO HER CORNEA DURING CATARACT SURGERY PERFORMED BY ________ – CORNEAL BURN – LOSS OF VISION IN RIGHT EYE.

________ VERDICT Medical Malpractice – Ophthalmologist Negligence – ________ doctor performs Lasik surgery on the ________ when the procedure was contraindicated for the ________ – Failure to employ appropriate treatments and procedures – Vision loss

________ VERDICT Medical malpractice – Alleged failure to refer minor ________ to ophthalmologist for evaluation of cataracts – Prolonged eye treatment required.

________ VERDICT – Medical Malpractice – Ophthalmology Negligence – Lasik Surgery – The ________ alleged a corneal defect following Lasik surgery.

$________ VERDICT Ophthalmic Malpractice – ________ contends ________ who specializes in surgery involving anterior chamber should not have performed cataract surgery because lens in patient had partially subluxated– Need for five subsequent eye surgeries – Significant reduction of vision in one eye.

$________ RECOVERY – MEDICAL MALPRACTICE – OPHTHALMOLOGY – NEGLIGENT ADMINISTRATION OF TOO MUCH STEROID INJECTION INTO MINOR ________ EYE – EXCESSIVE EYE PRESSURE – BLINDNESS IN ONE EYE.

________ VERDICT Medical Malpractice – Ophthalmology – Alleged negligent failure of ophthalmologist to properly dose antibiotics and to conduct culture when ________ presents with corneal abrasion – Infection diagnosed the following day – Permanent visual disturbance.