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Tonometry – an instrument used to check the intraocular pressure, as with glaucoma
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Schirmer Tear Test – a means of checking tear function
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Fluorescein Stain – used to check for blemishes or breaks within the corneal surface, as with corneal ulcers
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Gonioscopy – a means of evaluating the drainage angle for dogs and cats prone to, or with, glaucoma
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Ocular Utlrasonography – ultrasound imaging of the eye and surrounding structures
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Streak Retinoscopy – specialized instrument to refract a patient to determine if he or she is nearsighted, farsighted or 20/20.
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Electroretinogram – computer generated test using electrodes to measure retinal function
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Cytology and Scrapings – Microscopic examination of aspirated or surface cells.
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Biopsy – Removal of part or all of a mass for detailed analysis by a pathologist.
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Serology – Screening preoperative bloodwork or bloodwork to identify specific infectious agents.
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Diode Laser Treatment – used to treat glaucoma, melanotic intraocular tumors and some retinal conditions
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Cryotherapy – freezing therapy for various eye conditions
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Radiofrequency Elecrtocautery – heat treatment for various eye conditions
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