Ophthalmology Blog | Chicago Ridge, IL

Dr. Ticho and staff share the latest news around the optometry industry in this Ticho Eye Associates blog.

BE-FAST for Strokes

Benjamin Ticho, M.D. | 10/14/2024

Central retinal artery occlusion (CRAO), or "eye stroke," often leads to vision loss, but new emergency protocols offer promising treatment.

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An Aspirin A Day… Does Not Keep Diabetes Away

Benjamin Ticho, M.D. | 10/03/2024

Here’s some interesting news to share that might catch your eye—literally!

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Improving Glaucoma Detection

Benjamin Ticho, M.D. | 09/09/2024

We’re excited to share some groundbreaking research on glaucoma, a leading cause of irreversible blindness.

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Micro-Glaucoma Surgery at TEA

Benjamin Ticho, M.D. | 08/14/2024

At Ticho Eye Associates, we pride ourselves on using the most advanced technology to provide the best possible care. Read to learn more.

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Embrace the Barbie Vibe!

Benjamin Ticho, M.D. | 08/07/2024

Mattel has recently introduced new Barbie dolls designed to better represent children with diverse needs and abilities

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Prompt Recognition and Treatment of Glaucoma Progression

Benjamin Ticho, M.D. | 08/05/2024

Prompt recognition of glaucoma progression is vital, with most cases showing changes in only one or two tests.

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Celebrating Dr. Benjamin Ticho's Presentation at World Ophthalmology Meeting

07/30/2024

We are thrilled to share the recent achievements of Dr. Benjamin Ticho from Ticho Eye Associates.

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Latest in Retina Imaging at Ticho Eye Associates

07/26/2024

We're excited to share some amazing advancements in retinal imaging that are making waves in the world of eye care.

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Patient Retinal Detachment

View a patient's retinal detachment image.

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Refractive Error Change &Overminus Lens Therapy Childhood Intermittent Exotropia

Benjamin Ticho, M.D. | 04/01/2024

Learn more about Refractive Error Change and Overminus Lens Therapy for Childhood Intermittent Exotropia.

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Healing the Children

Benjamin Ticho, M.D. | 11/02/2023

Dr. Ticho and Micaela recently joined Healing the Children on a mission trip to the Dominican Republic.

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The Latest Advancements in the Treatment of Age-Related Macular Degeneration

Benjamin Ticho, M.D. | 10/27/2023

Benjamin Ticho, MD reviews the latest advancements in the treatment of age-related macular degeneration (AMD).

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Low-Dose Atropine Eyedrops No Better Than Placebo for Slowing Myopia Progression

Benjamin Ticho, M.D. | 07/19/2023

Dr. Ticho is one of the lead authors of this important paper on treatment to slow development of myopia.

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Corneal Ulcer

Benjamin Ticho, M.D. | 06/12/2023

A Case Study.

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Improved Control of Intermittent Exotropia with Part-Time Patching

Benjamin Ticho, M.D. | 05/30/2023

Read Dr. Ticho's recently published article about controlling intermittent exotropia with part-time patching.

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What are the Benefits of Femtosecond Laser-Assisted Cataract Surgery?

Benjamin Ticho, M.D. | 03/30/2023

Considering cataract surgery to clear up clouded vision? Discover the benefits of laser vs. traditional cataract surgery here.

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What is the Importance of Lowering Eye Pressure With Glaucoma?

Benjamin Ticho, M.D. | 02/28/2023

Preserve your eye health and prevent further vision loss by knowing how to manage your glaucoma, including keeping eye pressures low.

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Viral Conjunctivitis

Benjamin Ticho, M.D. | 02/10/2023

Learn more about the symptoms and treatments for Viral Conjunctivitis.

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Will Swelling Last Long After Ptosis Surgery?

Benjamin Ticho, M.D. | 01/28/2023

Swelling after ptosis surgery generally lasts for a week or two, though we’ll provide detailed aftercare instructions for your specific needs.

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What Can Happen if Strabismus is Not Corrected?

Benjamin Ticho, M.D. | 12/31/2022

Strabismus patients will not be able to enjoy good vision and clear focus if this ocular condition (also known as “cross-eyes”) is not corrected.

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