Category: Image of the Month
May 21, 2026April 2026 Image of the Month
Our featured image in April was captured by Anita Bingaman on our CLARUS Fundus camera! This is a photo of a Racemose Angioma. A Racemose Angioma is a rare, …
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April 23, 2026March 2026 Image of the Month
Our featured image in March was captured by Christina Moreno on our OPTOS Fundus camera! This is a photo of a Rhegmatogenous Retinal Detachment. Rhegmatogenous …
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March 25, 2026February Image of the Month
Our featured image in February was captured by Christina Moreno on our OPTOS Fundus camera! This is a photo of Asteroid Hyalosis. Asteroid Hyalosis occurs when …
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February 19, 2026January Image of the Month
Our featured image in January was captured by Amy Owen on our OPTOS camera! This is an image of a Retinal Detachment with multiple breaks. A retinal detachment …
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January 28, 20262025 Image of the Year
Our talented imaging team consistently showcases exceptional skill, attention to detail, and clinical insight. Through these images, we have learned more about …
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January 15, 2026December Image of the Month
Our 3 featured images in December were captured by Nicole Knight, Anderson Brock and Krista Moore! Image #1 is a slit lamp photo of an Iris Nevus captured by …
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December 17, 2025November Image of the Month
Our 3 featured images in November were captured by Nicole Knight, Tiffany Del Rio and Jerome Cole! Image #1 is an ultrasound photo of an Exudative Retinal …
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November 13, 2025October Image of the Month
Our 3 featured images in October were captured by Rebekah Greenberg and Steve Graves! Image #1 is a photo of a Branch Retinal Vein Occlusion. This image was …
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October 14, 2025September Image of the Month
In September we had 4 featured images that were captured by Kristen Cross, Rebekah Greenberg, Donnie Willis and Jerome Cole! Image #1 is a photo of Leukemic …
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September 16, 2025August Image of the Month
Our 3 featured images in August were captured by Anderson Brock, Kaylee Cook and Amy Owen! Image #1 is a photo of a posterior opacification of the lens caught …
