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Micki Armour, VMD, DACVO
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Dr. Micki Armour is a veterinary ophthalmologist with Eye Care for Animals in Leesburg, Virginia, and Frederick, Maryland.
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Dr. Micki Armour's preferred method for obtaining the most reliable measurement.
Save your patient's sight by knowing when medical intervention isn't sufficient any longer.
Elevated intraocular pressure is now considered a risk factor for developing this common ocular disease, not the means of diagnosis.
Pharmacologic and surgical treatment options provide management of clinical signs, but there is no "cure" for these cases.
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Glaucoma is a complicated and often frustrating cause of vision loss in small animals.
There are many potential pathogens that can lead to ocular irritation in cats; of note are Chlamydophila felis, Calicivirus, Mycoplasma, and Feline herpesvirus 1.
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