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State Directory- Emergency CareIf you have an ocular emergency after hours, please call Dr. Eldridge at (310) 418-2085. If you are unable to reach Dr. Eldridge, please consult an Emergency Room.
- GlaucomaThe visual field test provides a map of the field of vision. The map shows precisely where different intensities of light are seen or not seen in the field of vision. This test can help show whether or not blind spots are developing as a result of glaucoma or other eye disorders.
- Macular DegenerationTHE OCT gives us laser images representing deeper areas of the retina that we previously could not obtain. It takes very precise measurements of the retinal nerve fibers and show the earliest changes related to the diagnosis of glaucoma and macular degeneration. With it we are able to chart the progression and management of these disorders.
- Laser Eye SurgeryAre you a good candidate? Dr Eldridge will work with both you and the surgeon to obtain the best outcome only after all potential risks have been addressed and discussed. Post lasik exams will detect whether additional treatment is necessary.
- CataractsCataracts are a common problem related to the aging eye. Monitoring the progression of a cataract and having it extracted at the appropriate time is important in preventing accidents and maintaining an active lifestyle.
- Eye ExamA comprehensive eye examination is far more than simply reading letters on a chart. Much can be learned from examining the eyes including diagnosis of various systemic disorders in addition to eye and vision abnormalities.x
- Diabetes Care
- Diabetic RetinopathyThe Visual fields test results are utilized to measure the full extent of the area visible to an eye that is looking straight ahead. These tests are used to identify and measure any loss of vision due to glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, tumors, strokes or eye trauma. Visual field testing can also be used to record “baseline” measurements against which future testing can be compared.
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